Sentence examples for production access from inspiring English sources

Questions of the production, access and control of information will be at the heart of moral challenges surrounding the use of information technology.

One might argue that this situation is no different from the moral issues revolving around the production, access and control of any basic necessity of life.

The questionnaire was divided into the following: demographic and economic household characteristics, livestock and crops production, access to extension services, credit access, hazards occurrence, perception level, adaptation strategies pursued, different coping strategies, level of resilience and other relevant information.

It is often the wealthiest herders (e.g. those with the largest, most productive herds) who can marry the most wives and bear the most children, creating a disparity between rich and poor in not only wealth but also production (access to labour) and reproductive success (Borgerhoff Mulder 1992; Herren 1989; Cronk 2004; Fratkin and Roth 2005).

With support from UNICEF and its partners, the programme provides assistance with income, land, small loans for agricultural production, access to water and sanitation, and other basic needs.

This MGD goal may be partially addressed by focusing on agricultural needs such as sufficient food production, access to water for agricultural purposes, and improved food quality [ 5].

For years, Guzman's Sinaloa cartel controlled drug production, coastal access and trafficking routes in Guerrero.

With the maker movement's democratisation of technology, they are keen advocates for a future of localised production, increasing access to what has always been the preserve of high-tech industries.

[C3.] Fundamental Differences Await Bernanke's Fed Term When Ben S. Bernanke becomes chairman of the Federal Reserve, he will face similar inflationary concerns that Alan Greenspan had in 1987 along with some fundamental differences, like the rise of global production, easier access to capital and labor's weaker power.

But it turns out that a shit storm is brewing: someone on Kirsten's team stored sample data, data belonging to a national courier company, in the area of the server where production can access it, even though the agreement with the courier company hasn't yet been formalized.

"High street brands can utilise technology to streamline production and access the more intricate, technically challenging processes that were previously only available to high-end designer labels – who are now upping the ante too, creating ready-to-wear lines with couture-like finishing," says Macaskill.