Sentence examples for raise access to from inspiring English sources
I've spent much of the last few days talking to Entrepreneur First's portfolio and there are three main questions that our founders raise: access to talent, access to capital and macroeconomic factors.
In Beijing he raised access to Afghanistan's mineral resources and the mutual threat of jihadism; both reasons, he suggested, for China to lean on Pakistan to stop succouring the Taliban.
And in the afternoon Labour's Pamela Nash raises access to HIV treatment in low and middle-income countries (2.30pm - 4pm).
School readiness ensured through raising access to and the quality of integrated Early Childhood Development (IECD) services.
Spanish citizens boycotted Internet and telephone activity for a day after Telefonica, the former national telephone monopoly, said it planned to raise access fees by 13%.
Out of pocket expenditures by families amount for around 60% of the average medical costs, which greatly contributes to raise access barriers and hinder the use of services by the needy part of the population.
Education giant Pearson which has a stake in Bridge International Academies, along with other for-profit firms such as Spark Schools, says: "Low-fee private schools are a legitimate approach to raising access and quality in the developing world.
The consultation document, Making Difficult Decisions about Funding Adult Social Care Services says the options facing the county council include: raising the fees people pay for services provided, reducing the payment the council makes for services and raising the access to care criteria.
States are also increasingly turning to incentives -- pay raises, or access to land or housing -- for government servants who choose sterilization after one or two children.
The application was shelved last month following issues raised over access to the site proposed for 56 new apartments including 13 student flats.
In the cases of non-unions where a previous flap was present, this was raised for access to the site.
