Equitable Access definition

Equitable Access has the meaning given to it in Clause 15.1.

Equitable Access means fair and proportional media access to print and broadcast media in terms of time periods of media coverage, placement and lineage in print media, with the absence of discrimination for or against specific certified political entities;

Equitable Access means the removal of permission and cost barriers related to the open discoverability, retrieval, and use of UMD’s Scholarly Articles.

Examples of Equitable Access in a sentence

• Through ESSA stakeholder engagement, RIDE revisited priorities in the Equitable Access plan based on an updated analysis of the original root causes identified in the plan and the associated strategies.

• Use of Funds to Improve Equitable Access to Teachers in Title I, Part A Schools (ESEA section 2101(d)(2)(E)): If an SEA plans to use Title II, Part A funds to improve equitable access to effective teachers, consistent with ESEA section 1111(g)(1)(B), describe how such funds will be used for this purpose.

• However, RIDE completed a plan to Ensure Equitable Access to Effective Educators.

• Identify Needs for Supporting Equitable Access and Success for Special Populations Providing equitable access and maximizing success for special populations including EL, Special Education, 504 and Low-Income students is a federal, state and district priority for all CTE programs.

• However, we do not envisage any under-subscription of the Debenture Issue and will be mitigated through appointing experienced Joint Managers to the Issue, pre-marketing and building a pipeline of potential Investors.

More Definitions of Equitable Access

Equitable Access means the principle that appropriate vaccines are first available to populations when and where they are needed to end an Outbreak or curtail an epidemic or pandemic, regardless of ability to pay, in accordance with CEPI’s Equitable Access Policy, the terms of Clause 14 and the Equitable Access Plan.

Equitable Access means that vaccines and other products developed, in whole or in part, with CEPI’s financial support must be first available to populations when and where they are needed to end an outbreak or curtail an epidemic, regardless of abil- ity to pay, while at a price that is sustainable to the manufacturer, as further detiled in CEPI’s “Equitable Access” Policy.

Equitable Access means that: (a) the knowledge and information gained from the Project will be promptly and broadly disseminated; and (b) Funded Developments will be made available and accessible to the target beneficiaries at an affordable price and with sufficient supply to people most in need within low- and lower middle-income countries, and will not be unreasonably delayed compared to Funded Developments made available in high-income countries. “Funded Developments” means the products, services, processes, technologies, materials, software, data, other innovations and intellectual property resulting from the Project (including modifications, improvements, and further developments to Background Technology). “Background Technology” means any and all products, services, processes, technologies, materials, software, data or other innovations, and intellectual property created by the Grant Recipient or a third party prior to or outside of the Project and used as part of the Project.‌‌

Equitable Access means ways in which educational institutions and policies ensure—or at least strive to ensure—that students have equal and equitable opportunities to take full advantage of their education.3

Equitable Access means that vaccines and other products developed, in whole or in part, with CEPI’s financial support must be first available to populations when and where they are needed to end an outbreak or curtail an epidemic, regardless of ability to pay, while at a price that is sustainable to the manufacturer, as further detailed in CEPI’s “Equitable Access” Policy. [***] = CERTAIN CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT, MARKED BY BRACKETS, IS OMITTED BECAUSE IT IS BOTH (I) NOT MATERIAL AND (II) CUSTOMARILY AND ACTUALLY TREATED BY THE REGISTRANT AS PRIVATE OR CONFIDENTIAL.

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Equitable Access means every student has the opportunity to engage with grade-level and course- level materials regardless of any subgroup designation.