Sentence examples for highlighted access from inspiring English sources

News from Syria has highlighted access to information as an element of humanitarian aid, one as essential as food, shelter, water and sanitation.

Last week, First Lady Michelle Obama's speech highlighted access, opportunity and responsibility to our larger community as benchmarks of the ever-elusive, ever-imagined American Dream.

Among their concerns, he highlighted access to further education, good-quality jobs and secure pensions.

Other papers highlighted prisoners' access to mobile phones, television and videos, as well as conjugal visits and what they claimed were flexible visitor conditions.

Still more highlighted how access to a semi-automatic pistol dramatically increased the number of dead and injured.

Free text comments supported the positive nature of the counselling experience, but also highlighted issues of access and emotional impact.

The Tashkent meeting reflected the Central Asian republics' increasing commitment to strengthening their response to PMTCT and paediatric AIDS – and highlighted improvements in access to treatment, care and support for children living with HIV.

Our study has highlighted issues in access based on need and the consequences of unmet need, the context being that a fixed and predetermined budget, increasing demand and rising cost of medicines are all compounding constraints in affordability.

Several potential difficulties are highlighted and addressed, including access to information technology, identifying relevant populations and the handling of sensitive information.

However, the United Nations Committee for the Rights of Children has expressed concern regarding the high prevalence of AP, and has highlighted barriers limiting adolescents' access to sexual and reproductive health services and sex education (14).

Eight studies highlighted barriers which compromise access to maternity care [ 35, 37, 38, 40- 44, 45] 45], relating to: mental health diagnosis; poor relationships with health professionals; environmental barriers; domestic abuse.