Proximity does not necessarily translate to access, but it does translate to focus".
The fund warned that "markets may have moved ahead of the real economy" and noted that improved financial conditions had not, in many cases, translated to better access to credit for consumers and businesses, with lending standards remaining tight.
Publications from over 158 countries in 50 languages are abstracted, and all relevant non-English language papers are translated to give access to research not available through other databases.
Recovery funding and worldwide attention on New Orleans have translated to increased access to capital for new ideas, while a drive to build back better has inspired newfound openness and risk taking among funders.
The text, translated to English, reads "Access to www.youtube.com site has been suspended in accordance with decision no: 2007/384 dated 06.03.2007 of Istanbul First Criminal Peace Court".
Too often, however, the acknowledgement of original possession and ongoing custodianship amounts to little more than lip service when it translates to Indigenous access to – and use of – the land.
Research has shown that poverty and remoteness can prevent people from getting online, but a new study out today also shows that just belonging to a politically marginalized group can translate to poorer access.
The Credit Gap translates to decreased access to formal credit and high denial rates from traditional banks.
Installed Capacity Does Not Translate to Energy Access: Perhaps the most startling thing about the CGD analysis is the assumption that increased federal financing for American gas companies doing projects in Africa will result in 60 million poor people in those countries somehow gaining access to the electricity generated by those projects -- despite the lack of a grid that connects them.
President Obama's signature health care law, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), has taken important strides in narrowing the gap in health insurance coverage, but those gains so far have translated to limited advances in ensuring access to quality medical care and even less progress in making diverse groups equally healthy.
