Sentence examples for practice to access from inspiring English sources

A landscape assessment is an important practice to access the landscape characters that have distinct characters and ecological value.

The UK National Health Service NHSS) requires registration with a medical practice to access healthcare services.

With its new funding in tow, Ringadoc plans to develop the ability for doctors to provide cross-coverage care and premium access to paying patients, while moving to uncover ways for medical practices to access alternative revenue streams.

Mondrowitz was an unqualified psychologist who used his practice to gain access to vulnerable children.

In a statement to The Observer, the company said: 'For post hoc exploratory analyses, it is standard industry practice to limit access to the raw data by external researchers.

Transfer of patients from one hospital to another, usually a referral center, for more advanced care is a common practice to provide access to qualified staff, specialized services, and sophisticated technologies.

Universal recommendation of the HPV vaccine needs to be incorporated into routine practice to ensure access for all eligible young women.

Secondly, for a number of years it had been local practice to expedite access creation in patients with rapidly declining renal function and progression to end-stage disease.

Rural practices able to access the generalised PIP subsidy were often much less limited in their arrangements.

The procedure has been used, he said, "to reform police practices, to obtain access to abortion services, to desegregate public schools, to improve prison conditions and to change abusive policies in mental institutions".

Due to the arid nature of the County, livestock mobility is practiced to ensure access to water and pasture resources.