Sentence examples for introduced access from inspiring English sources

So when the last Labour government introduced access and waiting time standards – and they were right to do so – they left out mental health.

"It's a process of permanent reflection". The work, which has involved much glass and many burgundy-coloured metal installations, has modernised the pavilions on the first floor, introduced access to the outer platform with its spectacular panoramic views of the city to those in wheelchairs, and added braille to signs and displays.

(If nothing else, there will always be Argentina).I am unimpressed by the superficial patches introduced during the era of the Clinton Treasury, and also by the latest push to introduce "access limits" to prevent the Fund from handing out over-sized bail-out packages.

Inspired by Sweden, we need every country to introduce access to information legislation.

Similarly, they appeared to better grasp the potential benefits of improved hospital throughput and bed access potentially offered by recently introduced emergency access targets in Australia.

It refurbished the Holmes Place gyms, introduced internet access stations and new cafes, and rebranded them.

Sprint Nextel's WiMax partner, Clearwire, introduced an access card this week for laptops for its high-speed network.

South Huntington's library first introduced wireless access in July of 2003 at its previous location on Melville Road.

Morgan Stanley introduced wireless access to online accounts earlier this year, and Merrill has said it will follow suit before the end of the year.

The move, which Schwab plans to announce today, comes more than a year and a half after one of its main competitors, Fidelity Investments, introduced wireless access.

The station's operator, Network Rail, has introduced new access arrangements that have infuriated cyclists, come under sustained attack from politicians and earned it the label "Fortress Waverley".