Sentence examples for subsidizing access from inspiring English sources

In African countries with a high prevalence, more than 70percentt of the companies surveyed are fully subsidizing access to H.I.V. treatment, the coalition said.

The question is whether operators are actually scoring new customers in exchange for subsidizing access for those who can't afford it.

The structural design of a social franchise allows one to determine separately the costs of solving public policy problems of subsidizing access and enhancing quality.

The nonprofits get a break on InnoCentive fees, Mr. Spradlin said, and Ms. Blair said the foundation could subsidize access to innovation platforms.

But as at the United States Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, the hundreds of athletes at the Australian Institute have subsidized access to healthy food; excellent coaching; good, if not necessarily state-of-the-art, facilities; medical treatment; and one of the world's most respected sports science departments.

But there are better ways to subsidize access without arbitrary threats of property seizure.

Earlier this year, here's how Adam Clayton Powell III, vice president of technology at the Freedom Forum, responded to a Clinton plan to subsidize access: "President Clinton's recent initiative to provide $2.3 billion in federal funds to subsidize Internet access was made just as voices were being raised about whether such funding was necessary".

If Apple doesn't make a mobile hit this go-'round it will clearly have to look out for the likes of Nokia, which plans to subsidize access to entire catalogs of music through device sales soon.

Ways need to be found to subsidize access of children from the most vulnerable families.

This indicates a need to subsidize access to care among the rural elderly, especially those in poor households.

This decision, at least temporarily, concludes a multi-year debate over the role the city government should play in subsidizing transit access for local children.