Sentence examples for more democratic access from inspiring English sources
Easy-to-use, text-based interfaces might provide more democratic access to legal information, government services, and everyday knowledge as well.
Online learning represents a considerable opportunity for universities to promote larger and more democratic access to intellectual resources, reducing the social gap that is often related to on-site learning.
Whether the fiber optics newly at our front doors mean more government surveillance, more democratic access, more corporate power, more entrepreneurial innovation or more inhibitions on speech — we can't know yet.
It's important for investors to get more democratic access to healthy, small, growing private, risky companies.
I also believe that blockchain tech will one day play a role in facilitating more democratic access to the capital markets.
To provide a more democratic access to the city, as TransMilenio was initially intended to do, a focus on urban accessibility and the implementation of measures other than massive infrastructures are required, in Bogotá and anywhere else.
A more democratic approach to wealth creation also needs to include universal access to other public services and goods, incl.
The return on that investment includes a more democratic form of information access than the iPad will ever boast, and that, dear readers, is a far deeper shade of green.
"Instagram has emerged as a more democratic platform for art, offering unparalleled access to those whose pockets are not as deep as their enthusiasm for art.
Teller believes that the number of events taking place in the suburbs is having a positive effect: "Clubbing is becoming more democratic as more people are gaining access to the scene, that's why you have more diversity at events".
We can note that during this decade the Internet access started to become more democratic in Brazil, when all regions of the country became covered by the main backbone and also due to the development of the commercial Internet.
