(1) Comprehensive health insurance and universal access to health care has the potential to facilitate this process and improve surveillance.

(2) The deregulatory approach under Gats also threatens universal access to public services, workers' rights, environmental regulations and public health.

(3) Almost universal access has become possible, even when the person being contacted does not want it to occur.

(4) Others insist that highway operators must provide universal access at reasonable cost.

(5) In any distributed environment, in order to maintain universal access, consistent authentication and authorization services are a necessity.

(6) The report, Towards universal access: scaling up priority HIV/AIDS interventions in the health sector, also points to other gains.

(7) Translating the five-year strategic plan for HIV towards universal access into practice is now a top priority.

(8) Keynote has admitted to the future location for universal access to basic health services.

(9) Providing universal access to information will allow such people to realize their full potential, providing benefits to the entire world.

(10) Universal access from multiple devices is large reason why Web apps have taken off for desktop users, but native mobile applications have not yet made this same leap.

(11) But if we are going to achieve universal access, we will need to invest in applied research and move new products and approaches quickly into the field.

(12) There was nothing new about allowing people universal access to their friends and families.

(13) While universal access will be extremely hard to achieve, we need to advocate for this goal so that governments continue to work towards it.

(14) In particular, it may be considered desirable to have universal access to basic utilities and essential services.

(15) In the debate about the I-way architecture, one issue dominates all others: universal access.

(16) The heads of government also promised to foster equality for women, and universal access to education.

(17) WHO, together with its international and national partners is working towards universal access to HIV/AIDS treatment, care and prevention.

(18) Under the new Strategy, WHO aims to promote greater innovation in HIV prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care services so that countries can achieve the goal of universal access to HIV services.

(19) The first item addressed WHO's contribution to scaling up towards universal access to HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care.

(20) Economic developments within a country will not automatically protect the poor or guarantee universal access to health care.

(21) It provides the consistent authentication and authorization services necessary for universal access.

(22) Economic decisions within a country will not automatically protect the poor or guarantee universal access to basic health care.

(23) Several lessons learnt from the effort to expand treatment have provided us with valuable guidance for the continuation of efforts towards universal access to treatment.

(24) New health financing mechanisms based on the public resources of national governments and international donors are needed to attain universal access to drugs and treatment for HIV infection.

(25) This day has been chosen by the World Health Assembly to promote universal access to safe blood through voluntary unpaid blood donation.

(26) The AIDS epidemic showed the relevance of equity and universal access in a substantial way.

(27) Countries with inadequate health insurance coverage are unlikely to provide universal access to essential NCD interventions.