Sentence examples for stimulate access from inspiring English sources

Policies that stimulate access for high-skilled migrants may affect the educational composition of relevant cohorts of migrants, but this also applies to more restrictive policies towards migration (Korpi 2012).

That VCT was bundled with other health interventions in an effective manner to mobilize a large population rapidly is an encouraging demonstration of "diagonality," integrating access to one service (VCT) to stimulate access to other evidence-based interventions (mosquito nets, water filters, condoms) that, when taken together, address the top burdens of disease in East Africa.

TRIPS provisions can also be used to stimulate access to generic medications, depending on the way in which national legislation is designed.

Many were hoping to stimulate better access to the Internet while gaining the substantial license fee revenues seen in Europe with third generation (3G) license auctions there.

Recognizing the need to stimulate greater access to high quality early care and education, key professional organizations in early childhood developed accreditation systems that encourage their members and others in the early childhood professional community to implement higher quality programs based upon a professionally agreed upon set of program standards.

All sports nowadays assume that our interest, as fans, is stimulated by access to the stars.

The other likely causes were the increased frequency of Test cricket in home summers from 1973 onwards — prior to 1973, Test teams did not tour Australia every summer — and the MCG Test's move to the prime Boxing Day fixture date in the early '80s, both of which combined to stimulate greater public access to, and focus upon, Test cricket.

A higher price would hinder access, but stimulate the development of new medicines through a higher R&D budget enabling patients to benefit from access to new medicines in the future.

I think they are also trying to contribute to the growth agenda by saying that open access will stimulate a cascade of entrepreneurship in small and medium enterprises.

It is incredibly important not only to invest in health, but also to invest in efforts that stimulate economic growth, expand access to opportunity, and help the poor raise themselves out of poverty.

Helping governments create laws and regulations that stimulate poor people's access to finance, while protecting customers, has long been a key role of organizations like the World Bank.