Sentence examples for promoting affordability from inspiring English sources

"Many of the incentives in higher education do little to promote an affordable, high-quality education -- and often even work against promoting affordability," according to an Education Department report.

Hence, the Hong Kong government has made significant achievements in promoting affordability, accountability, and accessibility of ECE (Li et al. 2010).

L.A. Times reporter Andrew Khouri notes that the actress recently became an investor in a housing fund aimed at promoting affordability in low-income communities.

That means it will also be challenging other furniture retailers that promote affordability, like IKEA and Wayfair, for instance.

The last two elections saw Obama so famously promoting affordable education and healthcare ('Obamacare'), but housing affordability has still been somewhat ignored.

It suggested that the government break up and privatize current portfolios of the companies while transferring their responsibilities for promoting home affordability to a new government agency.

Despite the considerable controversy generated and the resentment of many parents and educators of PIKs, who argued that the new voucher policy might prohibit the formation of market competition and fetter parental choice of schools, statistics have shown that the PEVS is a worthy effort for promoting the affordability and quality of ECE in Hong Kong.

Partners promoting vaccine affordability and availability agree that pricing is a multi-dimensional strategy.

And we think this better promotes affordability and innovation through greater choice and less market concentration".

Then again, he has been trying to promote his "affordability" agenda since the beginning of the campaign, or, perhaps more broadly, since he was elected senator in 2000.

Such a scheme would also serve to reduce the gap between the highest and least-well paid footballers, so improving affordability, promoting a better distribution of the best players among clubs, and ensuring the same clubs do not occupy the top four places every season.