Sentence examples for secure better access from inspiring English sources

The proliferation of simple FTAs is pushing many Asian countries to make bigger "concessions" in a race to secure better access to nearby economies.

The pani panchayat idea — forming separate bodies in villages, run chiefly by women, to secure better access to water — dates from the 1970s in Maharashtra, but it is only recently that water councils have spread to other states.

The first move towards open water fisheries management started in 1985 through the introduction of New Fisheries Management Policy (NFMP) to secure better access right to the "genuine fisheries" by identifying real fishermen.

But following a meeting yesterday with Somali Government leaders in the capital, he feels some progress is being made towards securing better access to vulnerable populations.

These abilities, including group communication and behaviour synchronization, allow bacteria populations to develop more quickly, gain access to more resources, and secure better chances of survival.

Its drivers now have the experience to secure better results.

Lower supply levels have also helped secure better pricing.

It's helped them secure better jobs.

Mr. Bardolf, along with his staff of five, meets guests at Los Angeles International Airport, gets them access to airline lounges and helps solve all manner of problems, including securing better seats on planes if available.

And the family has secured better housing.

Many millions of people have gotten insurance as a result of that expansion, and initial research suggests that, predictably, they are more financially secure and have better access to health care as a result.