Sentence examples for provide global access from inspiring English sources

Clinic students achieved a groundbreaking victory in the struggle to provide global access to HIV medicines.

Peter Suber, director of the Harvard Open Access Project (HOAP) and recently appointed director of the Harvard Library's Office for Scholarly Communication (OSC), in conjunction with the Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center (TBRC)—headquartered in Harvard Square has been working to provide global access to more than 17,000 volumes of Tibetan literature.

On Oct. 7, Syniverse announced a three-year contract extension with Verizon Wireless, which represents 14% of revenues, to provide mobile data roaming and data clearing house services, as well as UniRoam, which operators use to provide global access to voice and data services across both CDMA and GSM-based networks.

Bartram et al. called on health professionals to provide global access to hygiene promotion, especially for young children's parents, in order to improve the current situation (35).

It examined the cost-effectiveness of providing global access to family planning between 2010 and 2050.

Academic Commons provides global access to research and scholarship produced at Columbia University, Barnard College, Teachers College, Union Theological Seminary and Jewish Theological Seminary.

The proposed knowledge-based decision support system is web-based, which provides global access and other service excellence.

It also will have the benefit of providing global access to some of the world-class instruction that already occurs in Cambridge and Boston, but which is only one aspect of the full Harvard and MIT experience.

Zinio provides global access to thousands of magazine titles from most major publishers in a variety of languages.

The literature on the internationalization of firms highlights the role played by multinational corporations (MNCs) in providing global access to small firms ([Bell 1995]; [Prashantham and McNaughton 2006]).

Qualitatively, MOOCs redefined how students learn inside as well as outside the classroom; provided global access to the content of higher education worldwide; and changed how students interact with faculty members at universities.