Sentence examples for increases in access from inspiring English sources

Increases in access, quality and coordination with early years of elementary school would improve both opportunity and outcomes for children.

He says there is direct data on an increase in exposure over the last decade, "and there are other obvious reasons to suspect this, including increases in access to the internet and in the devices one can use to look at porn – internet-enabled mobile phones, in particular".

Take, for instance, the countries in sub-Saharan Africa -- a region with one of the largest increases in access to universal primary education.

The main reason I've heard for the increases in access is that technological diffusion becomes more widespread as the technologies get cheaper.

Recently, the government of Álvaro Uribe has initiated a number of complementary policies to accelerate increases in access to water and sanitation services, such as the strengthening of the roles of departments in the governance of the sector, a program for marginal urban neighborhoods and an increase in investments for wastewater treatment.

Early results of the PPS have included increased bargaining power, average cost savings of 37% on selected purchases, enhanced quality control, and measurable increases in access to medicines.

Most of American history has seen a steady increase in access to first-rate health care.

We need the actual increase in access to justice that arbitration provides.

Known as 3 by 5, it was controversial, but the initiative resulted in a rapid increase in access to the drugs.

The increase in access to contraceptives is keeping up with population increases in some countries, including Bhutan, Djibouti, Kenya and Rwanda, where contraceptive growth rates exceeded 2.5% last year compared with an average of 0.65% in developing countries.

The sugar lobby regards any increase in access for Central American sugar as a first step towards dismantling the defences that sustain this molly-coddled industry.