Sentence examples for wider access to from inspiring English sources

Chile remains highly stratified despite wider access to education.

Advocates say that providing wider access to emergency contraceptives would help prevent unwanted pregnancies and reduce the abortion rate.

Inevitably, management will become less hedged in by non-commercial concerns, such as ensuring wider access to facilities.

Until last year, Germany opposed granting wider access to the archive, contending that it would violate privacy standards.

The presiding officers will make known their decision on wider access to records of the commission in due course".

That protocol gives the agency's inspectors the right to ask for wider access to Iran's nuclear facilities.

But according to the latest document, Israel wants even wider access to American intelligence from the NSA.

Nor does Russia have all that much to gain from wider access to EU markets for most goods and services.

In Albany, the Democratic majority in the Assembly has supported wider access to emergency contraceptives, but the Republican majority in the Senate has not.

Berners-Lee describes Andreessen's recent suggestion that he fought for wider access to the internet in the face of objections from academics as "nonsense".

He also called for legal education for the general public, wider access to legal services for the poor and revision of the State Constitution.