Sentence examples for importance for access from inspiring English sources

Markets in Mongolia have a particular importance for access to food since the majority of the population lives in urban areas and are buyers of food.

We first aim to document the importance, for access to medicines in low income contexts, of the largely unresearched role of social enterprise in essential medicines wholesaling, drawing on a unique dataset of interviews undertaken in Europe, India and Tanzania.

The Gurus denounced caste as holding no importance whatsoever for access to liberation.

The fieldwork will be conducted by ninety experienced SORS interviewers, as well as members of Roma non-governmental organisations who are of special importance for ensuring access to Roma households.

Overall, our findings underscore the importance for increased access to mammography services for low income and uninsured populations and the need for standardized systems to provide comprehensive breast care in safety net systems.

Although in declining health in his latter years, he remained a wise observer of the game and an inspiring figure, who symbolised the importance of access for all in the worlds of sport and education.

They found that importance of access time for a business trips is higher than for non-business trips [3].

Rosenfeld and Maine argued forcefully for increased attention to the mother, not just the child, and challenged the traditional focus on antenatal risk screening and traditional birth attendants presenting compelling arguments for the importance of access to EmOC; the significance of which we shall explore below.

The Conference concluded with a set of key messages which will be promoted in the next period in order to gain wider understanding and support for improvement in Bosnia and Herzegovina:  Importance of access and inclusion for ALL children including those who live in rural areas, minorities and children with disabilities.

Today, the Institute of Medicine released an important report, Clinical Preventive Services for Women: Closing the Gaps, that recognizes the importance of access to preventive health services for women.

James Featherby, chair of the Church's Ethical Investment Advisory Group, said the revision of the policy acknowledged "the importance of access to credit for all members of society.