Sentence examples for will promote access from inspiring English sources

This designation will promote access to prevention, treatment and comprehensive coverage determinations.

Richard Azzopardi, a spokesman for the governor, said, "We continue to have an interest in exploring this and any other option that will promote access to capital for the improvement of health care facilities".

Working with global and local partners, including international superfoods brand Nutiva and Philippine-based cocoa agribusinesses, we will promote access to resources that enable farmers to intercrop cocoa and coconut trees.

Doing so will promote access to this lifesaving treatment.

It will inform appropriate, cost-effective use of acute services and will promote access to proven interventions and practice-orientated decision making.

It is therefore important for policy makers to design culturally sensitive interventions that will promote access to effective modern contraception and potentially reduce the unmet need of family planning in this critical 'lag period'.

"While the mobile library will help promote access to appropriate books and foster reading habits among young children in the hard-to-reach villages, much more needs to be done to ensure that all children in Thailand have access to reading materials and acquire reading skills which are crucial to their life-long development".

Harding, a physics graduate from Cambridge who became a billionaire and successful hedge fund manager, has pledged that some of the funds will go to promote access for students from disadvantaged and minority ethnic backgrounds.

Shah added that the Trump administration "supports rigorous scientific analysis and debate". He said it will continue to "promote access to the affordable and reliable energy needed to grow economically" and to back advancements that improve infrastructure and ultimately reduce emissions.

The commission said it will promote easy access to tap water on the streets of Europe to reduce demand for bottled water, and they will provide member states with additional guidance on how to improve the sorting and collection of recyclable plastic by consumers.

Councillor Andrew Fender, chair of the TfGM committee, said their plans will promote travel access across the expanded transport system.