Sentence examples for target for access from inspiring English sources

The UN report also said that the target for access to improved sanitation – calling for 75% of the world to be covered – will not be met by 2015.

The Sanitation and Water for All (SWA) meeting, convened by Anthony Lake, executive director of the UN children's fund Unicef, follows an announcement in March by Unicef and the World Health Organisation that the world had met the millennium development goal (MDG) overall target for access to safe drinking water in 2010, but that 783 million people were still missing out.

The number of English NHS trusts missing the target for access to cancer treatment waiting times had doubled in 2014, the charity added.

Despite reaching the Millennium Development Goal target for access to water in March 2012, our report highlights how the lack of progress in improving access to sanitation and hygiene is acting as a brake on progress in economic and human development -- particularly in child health, nutrition and education.

But incredibly, progress is being made, according to the United Nations' new report -- progress that includes "big gains in cutting the rate of extreme poverty, getting children into primary schools, addressing AIDS, malaria and child health, and a good chance to reach the target for access to clean drinking water".

The proposed new GMS contract includes an optional 48 hour target for access to GP appointments.

Yet eight out of nine regions are on course to miss their targets for access to reproductive health care (East Asia is the exception).

The best chance of winkling out the extra cash would be to extend and then police comprehensive targets for access to mental healthcare with the kind of intensity that the Department of Health applies each Monday morning to those for physical health.

We hope that OFFA fully recognises the challenges of setting and achieving really quite specific targets for access when universities do not have the power to solve the root causes of the problem of the under-representation of students from disadvantaged backgrounds, which are underachievement at school and poor advice on the best choices of A-level subjects and university degree courses.

Brazil has set targets for access, and attendance has risen, although the level of services for children under 3 lags behind that for services for the over 3s, as is also the case in Jamaica.

In Diffa Region, UNICEF and partners were not able to meet the targets for access to water, sanitation and education due to a lack of resources and operational partners.