Sentence examples for satisfactory access to from inspiring English sources

As a result, nearly half of all Haitians lack satisfactory access to clean drinking water, and more than two-thirds live without adequate sanitation.

Since the existing IEEE 802.11 distributed coordination function (DCF) standard does not provide satisfactory access to the wireless medium in multihop mobile networks, we have designed a cross-layer protocol, (CroSs-layer noise aware power driven MAC (SNAPdMac)), which consists of two parts.

The scientific study of bushfires in situ is fraught with difficulties, ranging from dealing with these variations in a suitably reproducible manner and providing a safe work environment, through to gaining satisfactory access to active wildfires or permission to light experimental fires under the conditions associated with wildfires.

The Department of Immigration and Border Protection reported she had decided to not go through with the abortion, but advocates and lawyers in contact with her claim she wasn't given satisfactory access to counsellors or doctors.

The Department of Immigration and Border Protection reported she had decided to not go through with the abortion, but advocates and lawyers in contact with her claim she wasn't given satisfactory access to counselors or doctors.

Following her deportation, Mr. Rintoul told the Australian Associated Press he believed she was hastily removed "deliberately and consciously" before being given satisfactory access to doctors "to avoid there being any possible review of the decision to remove her".

Managerial skills included the ability to manage personnel and maintain accounting records, whereas environmental conditions related to satisfactory government support, access to capital, and support of family and friends.

For some it involved feeling happy, and having supportive networks of family and/or friends, a satisfactory income and access to potent and effective treatments.

In Hungary, the majority of the young doctors preferred to work in large cities or major teaching/central hospitals due to high salary, availability of professional standards, satisfactory working environment, access to skilled colleagues and modern equipment [ 30].

Based on data gathered in a qualitative field-based research design including interviews with 14 residents and 58 stakeholders involved in caring for poor people, we argue that the availability of health care facilities within walking distance is a necessary but not sufficient precondition for satisfactory access.

Minorities have the highest infection levels and are least likely to have access to satisfactory medical attention or drug treatments.