Sentence examples for secure equal access from inspiring English sources

The Green Paper envisages  merging the current Higher Education Funding Council for England, responsible for funding, and the Office for Fair Access, the watchdog which aims to secure equal access to universities for all students, into a new Office for Students.

The charity, Cancer Focus, is calling on the public to get behind a campaign to secure equal access to drugs for patients in Northern Ireland.

They can vigorously enforce antitrust laws and maintain a pro-competitive bias to securing equal access for service providers to such networks as telephone, wireless and cable systems.

Cancer control plans have been made in Finland since 1952 to secure equal rights and potential access to services (Finnish Cancer Committee, 1984).

We return to address this issue in Sections 3 and 4. Arguably, the goal of universal access to health care, as embodied in health systems in nearly all developed countries, is to secure equal or at least equitable access to needed care.

Our long history of struggle from fighting for independence through the Civil War and the Civil Rights movement to secure equal rights for race, gender and gender preference has been to provide equal access to all and equal treatment under the law.

"Security" equals access to strategic minerals; equals poverty; equals armed rebellions.

Goal 2 also seems to favour smallholder farmers over large-scale agri-business – "double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers … including through secure and equal access to land".

At its heart is a job evaluation scheme aimed at securing equal pay for work of equal value.

Vera is committed to securing equal justice, ending mass incarceration and strengthening families and communities.

Its creed, that "every person in the United States — no matter who, no matter where — has the right to equal access to secure, efficient and affordable mail service," is at the heart of our democracy.