Sentence examples for standards of access from inspiring English sources

The UK is a signatory to a UN economic and social rights convention that sets out minimum standards of access to food, clothing and housing.

A new NHS reform bill would establish an NHS constitution setting out what patients can expect from the health service, including entitlements to minimum standards of access, quality and safety.

An "independent inspectorate" should be created to restore minimum standards of access to justice and establish equality within the courts, according to a report commissioned by Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour party leadership.

And he is proud of the new standards of access in the Olympic city for people with disabilities.

In Florida, the AHCA also set up specific standards of access to care which Medicaid managed care organizations must follow.

The literature on AA focuses on: Improving access [ 5, 6]; standards of access to quality in primary care [ 7, 8]; drivers and barriers to implementing AA [ 9- 11]; continuity of care versus quick access [ 12, 13] and evaluation of AA [ 14].

In term of the research significance of the our study, any dental care use, a standard measure of access to dental care services, may be a more appropriate proxy for use of diagnostic or preventive dental care services rather than routine or complex restorative dental care.

Moreover, the status of presentation space itself" was transformed by Group Material into "a standard of access to information that opened beyond the museum and gallery to engage the public through storefronts, talks, town meetings, newspaper ads, magazines, bus posters, etc".

Finnish National Health Programs [ 10, 11] have emphasized a new standard of access to treatment and care.

The mission of AVA is to distinguish the vascular access specialty and define standards of vascular access through an evidence-based approach designed to enhance health care.

Immediately following its election, the new Australian Government moved swiftly to initiate a number of ambitious reforms to the early childhood sector, by promoting a national approach to quality standards, equity of access and a national early years learning framework.