Sentence examples for to improve availability from inspiring English sources

The number of women and girls with access to modern contraception has increased by 24 million since a landmark family planning pledge in 2012 to improve availability, but progress remains slower than projected and risks leaving millions of women behind.

2013 began badly for early years with the publication in January of the government's More Great Childcare report, proposing relaxing the strict adult-to-child ratios, in an attempt to improve availability and choice for families, and to reduce costs.

This paper proposes a novel overlay architecture to improve availability and performance of end-to-end communication over the Internet.

The brief was to improve availability of key palliative care medications within the current national drug regulatory and funding frameworks.

Then, the satisfiability modulo theories and mutation collision avoidance are used to improve availability in networks with limited resources.

From mobile to scientific computing, the industry increasingly embraces cloud services and takes advantage of their potential to improve availability and reduce operational costs [3, 4].

Nevertheless, the time is right to assess the state of the profession, consider ways that technology can be harnessed to improve the availability and accessibility of legal services, and move the profession fully into the 21st century.

This study reinforces the need to improve the availability and accessibility of endoscopic therapy for patients with UGIB.

To improve the availability and the accessibility of the diabetes medicines in the community, the government should take action to ensure the effective implementation of the NEMLIT.

He added: "I think part of the strategy of easing is to improve the availability and reduce the cost of debt to the corporate sector in the UK.

The Bank of England received permission from the government to inject an additional £50 billion ($85 billion) into the economy through its asset-purchase program to improve the availability of credit.