Sentence examples for more equitable access from inspiring English sources

America yet again lags on performance, though it has made some advances on more equitable access to education.

A spokeswoman for the Department says the new framework will give individuals fairer and more equitable access to this type of care.

The "homegrown power plan" spells out dozens of policy ideas the two organisations say would achieve a switch to 100% renewable energy while delivering more equitable access to electricity and a fair transition for workers in the fossil-fuel industry.

International structures are needed to promote more equitable access to forensic identification and ensure uniform protections for participants.

It used a novel strategy to advance global justice by affording more equitable access to the benefits of research.

She advanced her envisioning of STEM integration with more equitable access to problem solving and expressed an enjoyment of these new opportunities to learn.

The overall policy was intended not only to increase access to information, but also to ensure more equitable and fair access to this information by stakeholders and governments [ 1].

Winger publishes analysis, statistics and legal information while supporting more equitable laws allowing access to the ballot for minor parties.

It focuses on the long-neglected issues of school funding equity and state school finance systems, and its core recommendations include more equitable school finance, access to preschool, and comprehensive student supports.

Routine, effective prioritisation together with clinical assessment also ensures more timely and equitable access to surgery for those with the greatest need.

Such 'positive discrimination' is an attempt to introduce a more equitable system of access to care by rationing in the absence of a clinical assessment [ 14].