Sentence examples for parity of access from inspiring English sources

There should be parity of access".

It is clear that for social enterprise in Ireland to thrive, it must secure access to the same kinds of support as conventional enterprise, and the creation of what Seet calls an "enabling environment" and "parity of access".

The Nation's Katha Pollitt wrote that women atop the masthead can ameliorate the problem but wouldn't be enough to bring parity of access, even as their presence in the pool of potentials start to overwhelm that of men.

Carruthers (2011; see also Section 4.2.2 below) presents a case for parity of access to propositional attitudes like belief and desire (in contrast to inner speech, visual imagery, and the like, which he holds to be introspectible).

"We've been great partners for each other, and this updated arrangement allows independents in the Merlin community the comfort of knowing they have a highly competitive deal and parity of access to the service, whilst creating a commercial environment in which Spotify can grow to the benefit of all of us".

As enhanced recovery invariably targets the fitter, more mobile patient, frailer patients may not receive parity of access to what may be considered optimal treatment and management.

Weren't we more like blacks struggling for our rights, for tolerance and equality, for parity of health care access and services, than a minority targeted for genocide by a maniacal dictator?

High parity may reflect a lack of access to family planning services which may be associated with lack of access to delivery care.

"[Indies] deserve equal market access and parity of terms with Universal, Sony and Warner," it states in the manifesto, "and an independent copyright should be valued and remunerated at the same level as a major company copyright".

Will three finally be the magic number that effects real change for women in terms of pay parity, access to education and sexual harassment in the U.S.? A study from Catalyst in 2007 suggests it will.

Gender parity In 69% of countries there is gender parity in access to primary school; at secondary level, 48% of countries.