Sentence examples for more equal access from inspiring English sources

More equal access to government jobs and scholarships have dealt with some of the Shia minority's grievances.

Students and families will have to wait and see if Browne can square the circle of promoting more equal access without providing extra places.

"But we need as a nation to focus on earlier diagnosis and a higher level of suspicion in patients and doctors and more equal access to treatment," said Coleman.

The CMU study calls for international structures to be put in place to promote more equal access to forensic identification, ensure their fair and efficient use, and provide uniform protections to participants following large-scale conflict and disaster.

The changes in distribution of feeding time resulted in cows having more equal access to feed throughout the day.

It pushes for non-bank payment firms to have more equal access to retail clearing banks, for such things as faster payments and dealing with consumers through the Post Office, says board advisor Richard Wagner, chief executive of Advanced Payment Solutions.

PAGE A14 Equal AIDS-Vaccine Access Researchers issued a blueprint for more equal future access to a preventive vaccine for AIDS in rich and poor countries, saying it is not too soon to take such steps.

They have made opportunity more equal, democratized access to knowledge and placed an uncompromising emphasis on higher standards all at the same time".

Were Mr Fujimori to win fraudulently, outsiders should call for a fresh election, held under a new electoral authority and with guarantees of more equal media access.

The federal government needs to do more to defend equal access to the law regardless of faith.

Speaking at Battersea arts centre, Miliband said: "If you believe in social justice, if you believe in a more equal society, the access to the arts and culture is not an optional extra, it is essential - not simply because of the worlds it opens up, but because of the wider impact it has".