Significats de broaden access en anglès

In underbanked emerging markets, shadow banks could broaden access to credit.

But while Internet companies are happy to attract young users, they need to broaden access in the population at large.

The product is currently available to a limited number of customers, but Google hopes to broaden access to it later this year.

Lopez Obrador has also pledged to broaden access to education, raise wages and pensions, build new refineries and ditch a planned Mexico City airport.

The changes being considered this week, which broaden access to the program and increase payments, highlight the holes in the economic safety net, economists say.

While sun-sign horoscopes broadened access to astrology, they also reduced its complexity.

The Fed on Tuesday broadened access to dollars for dozens of foreign central banks.

A law change broadening access to medicinal cannabis will be unveiled by the government tomorrow.

The Federal Reserve on Tuesday broadened access to dollars for dozens of foreign central banks.

There is welcome evidence of a new emphasis on broadening access at the University of Oxford.

Stand by for a performance worthy of bad Greek tragedy, peppered by Left-wing breast-beating about ' broadening access'.

Photo: AFP Mugabe's early years were praised for broadening access to health and education for the black majority.

During his early years, he was praised for broadening access to health and education for the black majority.

Broadening access, increasing what young people can hear should not come at the cost of what others hear, she said.

He added the aid was meant to spur economic reform while minimising environmental damage and broadening access to education and training.

The party claims that its victories in November's elections were a repudiation of laws broadening access to healthcare for most Americans.