Sentence examples for recognises access to from inspiring English sources

The United Nations recognises access to safe and clean drinking water and sanitation as human rights that are essential for the full enjoyment of life.

On the whole the Irish public recognises that access to European markets and development funds has helped the county transform itself in the last two decades.

"Everyone recognises the importance of access to superfast broadband, not just for our local economies but for every aspect of life in the modern world," he said.

A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: "We welcome the judgment which recognises the government has not been obstructing access to justice for those who were formerly detained in secure training centres".

The initiative recognises that communities can be displaced and lose access to land if tenure is insecure, and even though these indicators consider a special criteria on land acquisition and tenure, necessary information could be missing [42].

"Unless the government recognises there are people who don't have access to these services, things won't get better for them," Lucila argues.

The app recognises where the user is and provides people with access to council information, answering frequently asked questions relating to council services.

It said: "It has always been Yale's desire to reach an agreement that honours Peru's rich history and cultural heritage and recognises the world's interest in ongoing public and scholarly access to that heritage".

However, the inclusive government recognises that user fees are limiting mothers and children's access to life-saving interventions and advocates for it to be scrapped [ 27].

The WTO Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Precognisesghts ("TRIPS") recognises a range of strategies ("flexibilities") to permit countries to achieve access to generic formulations of medicines patented under law [ 75].

This model was selected because it has been used extensively to examine behavioral health services use, including the use of AOD services [ 9- 11] and also because it explicitly recognises that need for care and psychological and social factors influence access to treatment; factors that are often downplayed in other models of access [ 11].