Sentence examples for transportation coverage from inspiring English sources

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Governments should care about ensuring adequate transportation coverage, access for the disabled, safety and security of passengers, as well as insurance for drivers.

Through a qualitative study informed by a literature review, we identified six MHI attributes (and attribute-levels): unit of enrollment, management structure, health service benefit package, copayment levels, transportation coverage, and monthly premium per person.

Looking at 50 of the most populous cities in America, NerdWallet weighted the ACCRA cost of living index at 40percentthenhen considered the number of physicians per 100,000 people, percentage of the population between 50 and 70 and public transportation coverage at 20percentt.

The 6 remaining attributes were: premium level, unit of enrollment, management structure, health service benefit package, transportation coverage and copayment levels.

However, unit of enrollment, as defined in our study, and transportation coverage might not have been included had we relied only on the literature review.

Marginalized communities are often situated in slum areas that lack access to proper transportation, Internet coverage and other necessary services that would allow them to become included citizens.

And think how much easier it would be to raise a family if the government provided greater support for family leave, child care, education, transportation and unemployment coverage.

Besides tuition (your guess of the average cost), include other expenditures such as textbooks, rent or board, utilities, groceries or a dining hall meal plan, eating out, cellphone, entertainment, transportation, and medical coverage".

Some of the challenges described, such as lack of trained personnel, limited transportation, and large coverage areas, are obstacles that a well-designed information system can overcome.

Some of the challenges faced in these settings, such as lack of trained personnel, limited transportation, and large coverage areas, are obstacles that a well-designed system can overcome.