equality of access

We need equality of access to services, particularly for rural areas.

In its weak version the phrase means equality of access.

They shall have equality of access to judicial office.

Radios and Pizza Greater equality of access does come at a price, he admitted.

Equality of access is the keystone of the university; there are 180,000 students enrolled.

Indeed, there is an increasing gap between medical progress and equality of access to these medical achievements.

Equality of access means that there should be no physical impediment towards people accessing training or employment opportunities.

Only an unequal distribution that takes need into account can achieve the goal of effective equality of access to medical care.

Restrictions prevent private schools from charging top-up fees or selecting students, creating true equality of access.

They demanded the quality and the equality of access to care, criticized the transformation of hospitals into lucrative.

The focus of this report and one of the main issues in this debate must be equality of access.

Payment for personal medical services is offered through a universal health insurance system that provides relative equality of access, with fees set by a government committee.

But the view that "Individuality can only flourish where equality of access to the conditions of existence is the social reality.

This equality of access is communism; what individuals do with that access is up to them and those around them.

Founded in 1969, its initial goals were equality of access to employment and the creation of job opportunities for Chinese Americans.

"If you're trying to ensure equality of access," he added, "you have to take some additional steps" to make sure it does not disproportionately benefit one group.

They contend that they are being denied the "equality of access to schooling" guaranteed by Brazil's 1988 Constitution.

The "comprehensive school" embodied an ideal of fairness and equality of access for all children and it emerged through grassroots pressure.

Far more invidious, surely - not least in terms of equality of access - are the expensive student conferences, attended largely by students from private schools.

However, one of my key areas of concern with regard to the e-commerce and e-Europe revolution is equality of access for consumers.

The Ethiopian Constitution recognizes the principle of equality of access to economic opportunities, employment and property ownership for women.

SFI shall fight for the emancipation of women and demands equality of access to education for girls.

Next to this, the Internet has rapidly and dramatically increased the capacities to develop, share and organize information, realizing more equality of access to information.

In these situations we will endeavour to provide a service or access to a building in an alternative way to ensure equality of access for disabled people.

He said: "Plans will only be agreed if institutions demonstrate that they are meeting certain requirements, which include equality of access to higher education and improving the student experience."