Sentence examples for more accessible information from inspiring English sources

There must be clearer and more accessible information for voters.

We look forward to an open and balanced dialogue about the very real need to provide more accessible information to all stakeholders in the health care industry.

In 2013 the department of health produced a framework for sexual health improvement that recognised the lack of SRE for young people with learning disabilities, and recommended more accessible information and support.

Citron's Mr Left reckons corporate fraudsters "can't bullshit [investors] the way they used to," because "there's so much more accessible information online, in public records, and so on," with which to disprove their claims.

The updates include new privacy shortcuts, more accessible information about where content will appear and new ways of removing tags from photos.

Their exchange is mostly about pretty technical aspects of electronic music production and synth engineering, but it also contains also lots of more accessible information about the Warp artist.

Its transparency for these users appears limited and the platform does not offer instructions, examples, or more easily accessible information required for the informed consent process, such as lay information on what genomic and phenotypic data can be uploaded and queried.

Well, we've come up with a number of practical suggestions about what the government could be doing about this, including more support available for people on low incomes to pay for legal fees for divorce, more accessible financial information and advice so that women and men can make informed decisions, and, of course, finally getting to grips with the gender pay gap.

On Monday Victoria's acting premier, Jacinta Allan, announced that a $100m restoration of the station would begin next week, including an upgrade of the lighting on platforms, upgrades to the toilets and the installation of larger, more accessible passenger information boards.

This requires: more research about therapies' effectiveness; more accessible, quality information; and more training for health professionals in understanding and discussing unconventional therapies.

More accessible multiformat information for women with a learning disability is essential in order to facilitate health promotion and education.