Sentence examples for possibilities of access from inspiring English sources

To assess the justness of an action we need empirical data on distribution or on the possibilities of access to the health care system.

These data corroborate the findings of previous studies (e.g. Saura et al., [ 5]), and have been attributed to the lack of information regarding the health system and of the possibilities of access for those who are not legally resident [ 3].

The internet has made the world accessible and given every individual the possibility of access to a global audience.

"This brings the possibility of access to communities where the technology is currently too expensive to contemplate.

"This high representation will raise self-esteem among women in a predominantly male-dominated society where politics is largely viewed as a man's business," said Ba. "For young girls, the image of a parliament in which women are a significant majority clearly illustrates the limitless bounds of opportunities and the possibility of access to any sphere of [the] decisionmaking process".

Brazil recently completed paving of the highway all the way to Assis, making the possibility of access to the Pacific all the more tantalizing to Brazilian soybean farmers, loggers and ranchers who have long wanted a more direct trade route with Asia.

Dual use civil and military and possibility of access by terrorist groups.

Their being is their quidditative constitution, which also defines the effective possibility of access to actual existence: all essences, as thought of and therefore "ratified" by God, are possible in themselves; that is, they can be placed in act on the basis of divine free will.

In this case, they may be willing to pay an 'option value' for the possibility of access in the future.

This, along with the possibility of access to the insect developmental stages, opens up a new research avenue for exploring gene specific functions in the cereal weevils.

Within ECORN-CF, the tool will help ensure that CF patients all over Europe have equal possibility of access to high quality expert advice on their illness.