Sentence examples for life access from inspiring English sources

For Hearst, who aspired to political office during much of his early life, "access was power".

Since independence, a Kenyan's quality of life — access to clean water, roads, clinics and schools — has been determined by whether his ethnic kinsman sits at the top table.

The Fidel Castro regime maintains power by controlling every single aspect of Cuban life: access to food, access to education, access to health care, access to work.

A safe, settled, home is the cornerstone on which individuals and families build a better quality of life, access the services they need and gain greater independence.

The paper says that disabled people "should have the same choices, freedoms and dignity as others", which means "being members of their community, part of a family, having meaningful friendships and a social life, access to paid employment opportunities".

Edinburgh beat London, Cambridge and Manchester to the title at the Great British Entrepreneur awards, judged on its quality of life, access to capital and talent, entrepreneurial culture and access to support networks.

We need the millions who have at one time or other in their life accessed the welfare state to believe that they aren't failures for doing or having done so.

The aim of this study was to design and validate a health services access survey for households in Colombia to provide a methodological tool that allows the country to accumulate evidence of real-life access conditions experienced by the Colombian population.

Take, for example, the idea of life without access to reliable electricity or clean drinking water.

So could we, in real life, somehow access corporate, academic or even military networks to communicate?

The program "gives people a sense of accomplishment, a social life and access to other facilities while they are here," said Paul Sforza, a rehabilitation counselor at the bureau.