Sentence examples for strengthen access from inspiring English sources

High-quality and effective delivery and extension channels are needed to strengthen access to these technologies in developing countries, especially among smallholder farmers.

The department had provided £3.2m to strengthen access to justice for women and build awareness of women's rights in six provinces, it said.

NRCs work to strengthen access and training in major and less commonly taught languages, and to enhance Latin America area studies training in all disciplines.

In its current form, the bill is so flawed that passing it without amending it in crucial ways, to make it universal and to strengthen access, may even be counterproductive.

As an East Asia National Resource Center NRCC), supported by the U.S. Department of Education, CEAS serves to strengthen access to and training in the major languages of East Asia, and to broaden East Asia area studies training across all disciplines.

The embattled healthcare bill contains several initiatives that could directly or indirectly strengthen access to treatment and prevention.

Although NCMS has to a large extent strengthened access to medical resources, the most reliable hospitals are mainly located in towns and major city centres.

Strengthening access to education also requires strengthening children's other rights--such as protection from child labor and child marriage.

Strengthening access to basic social services for all would go a long way to promoting reconciliation and cohesion in Liberian society where many still feel historically excluded.

Touted by President Obama as "the unsung heroes of American education," community colleges offer a viable education solution to the problem of escalating college costs, and are a key ingredient in strengthening access to education.

However, strengthening access to health systems as a whole in rural areas is an important feature in improving health seeking behaviour amongst both urban and rural dwellers.