Sentence examples for more accessibility in from inspiring English sources

"It's quite a statement when the highest law enforcement authority in the United States is saying that we need more accessibility in our taxi system," said Assemblyman Micah Z. Kellner, who filed a complaint about the issue in March with the Justice Department.

E. alba extract containing active ingredients provided more safety and compatibility which has more accessibility in pharmaceutical and cosmetic science and may promote the herbal medicine with minimal or no side effects or toxicities for hair growth therapy.

Macromedia recently released a new version of Flash, Flash MX, which allows developers to include more accessibility features in their Flash presentations.

We should be seeing sessions that tie the financial system to economic improvement through corporate social responsibility and better initiatives for the disadvantaged, and sessions that motivate global financial brands to do more to support microfinance and give the unbanked more accessibility to finance in the developing world.

"More lanes, more accessibility," Bob Fadel, who lives in Stamford, says of Route 95. "If something happens on the Merritt, you only have two lanes, and you really don't have anywhere to get out of the way.

The more accessibility, strength and stability in attitudes and responses tend to quicker reaction to the question, which take fewer time for the respondents, whereas less accessibility, strength, stability in respondent's attitudes bring them greater deal of time (Bassili and Krosnick 2000; Fazio 1990).

"It was absolutely critical that the Assembly speaker [Toni Atkins] and I collaborate together with the focus of doing everything in our power to make sure we could provide more accessibility for working-class kids in California — whether it was general funds or whatever revenues we could find," said Senate Pro Tem Kevin de León (D-Los Angeles).

For some business people in Westchester, the perception of more accessibility has been a determining factor in deciding which group to join.

If anything, marginalized groups in society need more accessibility to meeting people online, which is exactly why Dattch was developed.

This entails continual engagement in the on-going animal welfare dialogue, and an improved surveillance mechanism to allow more accessibility and visibility to new developments in improving animal welfare.

Bushenyi district was used as a reference district since at the time of the study it was the only district with 3 hospitals, thus providing more accessibility to emergency comprehensive services required in cases of obstructed labour.