Sentence examples for town access from inspiring English sources

He wants the regional government to complete an irrigation project that would grant his town access to more water from the glacial runoff in Yarush.

Residence was assessed using the HDSS peri-urban/rural classification which is based on population size, distance to Iganga town, access to amenities like piped water and mobility of the population.

The precise determinants of this effect remain to some extent unclear, since distance to the town, access to health facilities, lack of a cash economy and differential availability of food are all highly confounded within the urban-rural paradigm.

"When you have an artery connecting so many different towns, access is easy," said T. H. Walworth III, the president of the Northeast Greenwich Association, representing about 2,800 homeowners.

Whilst residents who experience very good within-town access will expect to have significantly lower current travel times than residents with poor within-town access, the maximum travel times of residents in these two scenarios is unlikely to be greatly affected by service availability.

The same data and approach can be used by top town energy access planners and off-grid entrepreneurs to find new regions in which their services are likely to be impactful, profitable, and long lasting.

Access criteria also varied; for example, in one PCT, only patients registered with specific GPs in one town had access to the CRH beds.

A town had access if a specified number of reserves was located within a specified distance from the town.

But the new shop will help solve a big problem in this part of town: the access to healthy foods.

Gunther is on the trail of a Issa Karpov (Grigoriy Dobrygin), a Chechen asylum seeker and suspected terrorist, in town to access his dead father's bank account.

All communication has been cut, according to a local lawyer, leaving residents trapped inside the town without access to electricity, mobile phones or internet connections.