Sentences with phrase «meaningful access»

A lot of widgets provide meaningful access to information, but you might not want to use home screen space to display it.

These policies or practices were not designed to reduce the environmental impact of hearings, but were designed to ensure meaningful access to justice.

This has resulted in hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people being denied meaningful access to justice.

In order to address this area of critical need, we need to provide students with meaningful access to where academic language is found.

These crucial decisions about increasing meaningful access to public legal information shouldn't be had alone but rather together, as an open dialogue for the public good.

You have to measure it by your real meaningful access to the hospital itself.

Both programs share the same goal: develop language proficiency that enables meaningful access to grade level curricula and instruction.

The real question there is whether pulling the lawyers from the equation will foster meaningful access to justice... can you limit access to advocacy and yet obtain greater access to justice?

The Internet and evolving Internet publishing and broadcast tools are the key to providing the public meaningful access to public information they are effectively deprived of today.

Denied At the Door: Language Barriers Block Immigrant Parents from School Involvement This report addresses the lack of meaningful access afforded to parents with limited English proficiency to their children's schools and the school system due to language differences.

Writing in NLJ this week, David Greene, senior partner at Edwin Coe, says priorities for the review should include redress of the impact of LASPO on the poor and vulnerable, legal aid provision where children are involved, meaningful access in family cases, and reform of means testing and exceptional cases funding.

So many people (as well as businesses) in the United States lack meaningful access to legal assistance, the problem is considered by some to constitute a human rights crisis.

Centaurus has instead sought to ensure meaningful access for all its students to a broad and engaging set of classes of other opportunities.

«It will be powerful to see what is possible,» Nelson - Barber said, «what can give students meaningful access so that they can demonstrate their learning, and what can yield information that will be useful for teachers.»

Subsequent chapters in this book will be aimed at providing you with tools for helping students gain meaningful access to deeper comprehension and analysis of what they read.

CJCs acknowledge that communities and their residents are key players in advancing meaningful access to justice outcomes.

The Court in Moore concluded that special education is not the service in and of itself; rather, it is primarily the means by which certain students get meaningful access to the general education services that are available to all students.

According to a press release from the Supreme Court of Florida, «Thousands of Floridians struggling to make ends meet, including many Floridians with moderate incomes, still face barriers when they seek meaningful access to civil justice.

We deserve meaningful access to quality healthcare and education, clean water and air, and a government that honestly meets its obligations to the people of our state, while living free of state - sponsored bigotry and injustice.

production in a format other than the one in which they were originally created does not give [the plaintiffs] meaningful access to what are otherwise relevant, material records.

We envision a society where poverty or race is not an impediment to justice, work to expand meaningful access to justice systems and work to achieve justice within the framework of the law.

If we want meaningful access to justice in Canada (and I am assuming we do), addressing the gaps must begin with education and information about substantive law and legal processes.

C. Meaningful access to justice and information about the law, legal issues, and the civil and criminal justice systems

This new money would be another significant step in fulfilling the Civil Justice Reinvestment Plan — our community's approach to create meaningful access to civil legal aid.

Their efforts to serve the public by providing an accessible, fair, efficient and innovative forum for justice also include several notable initiatives with direct public impact: In addition to hosting the second - ever Twitter Town Hall, the Court is also taking greater efforts to improve meaningful access to justice for self - represented litigants (SRLs), and has recently released Guidelines for Using a Support Person in Provincial Court.

It is the experience of providing meaningful access to justice for the most vulnerable which fills my heart with hope and provides me with the motivation I need at those times when I find the day - to - day practice of family law disheartening.

However, the words of support for creativity in achieving meaningful access to justice should provide some comfort for tribunals and adjudicators looking to design more efficient processes that respect procedural fairness principles.

Judge Mendelson heads the newly expanded Office for Justice Initiatives (OJI), which is tasked with ensuring meaningful access to justice for all New Yorkers in civil, criminal and family courts, regardless of income, background, or special needs.

Furthermore, the Tribunal stated that recess is not an instructional period and that not being able to go outside for recess on one day is not a denial of meaningful access to education.

The father had agreed to a gradual transition from U.M.'s full - time autism therapy program to full - time attendance at school, and there was no factual basis to conclude that U.M. was denied meaningful access to education due to his exclusion.

Jason is a Commissioner of the Riverfront Commission in Mesa County, Colorado; President of the Board of Directors of the Pro Bono Project of Mesa County; Chair of the Mesa County Bar Association's Call - A-Lawyer project and is committed to providing all persons with meaningful access to the courts.

The initial tender exercise failed to find any successful bidders in two whole areas of law — education and discrimination — and leaves many areas of the country without meaningful access to legal aid in other areas.

«crucial decisions about increasing meaningful access to public legal information shouldn't be had alone but rather together, as an open dialogue for the public good.

These days, Rittelmeyer spends his work time advocating for people with disabilities who might otherwise lack meaningful access to the legal system.

While the Tribunal agreed with the father that this situation amounted to withdrawal from a regular class, which was not in line with the Identification, Placement and Review Committee («IPRC») placement of regular class with indirect support, the Tribunal did not agree that the Board had denied the students meaningful access to education.

I don't think an urgent care taxi stand is meaningful access to a hospital,» she said, referring to a walk - in center that will lease space on the site of the former hospital.

Calling Cuomo «cold and silent» on the health care crisis in Brooklyn and on issues such as underfunded schools, she said, «I have a vision for this state where everyone has meaningful access to health care and health facilities.

We look to him and Speaker Chris Quinn to provide meaningful access to taxis and car services for our community.

I am confident that when the Legislature returns to Albany in January, we can create a plan that will provide meaningful access to all New Yorkers, whether they are on two feet or four wheels.

The Department has worked extensively with states to ensure meaningful access to special education and related services for students with disabilities and has noted significant improvements in compliance over the last several years.

«For all but the most privileged families, Buffalo and Rochester are educational deserts that starve our most vulnerable children of all meaningful access to the American dream,» the lawsuit states, before citing language from the state Constitution.

Giving teachers — not just administrators — meaningful access to classroom observation instruments, video exemplars, and opportunities to rate and discuss these exemplars can be a valuable addition to a district's instructional improvement efforts.

The CHATS framework gives teachers a number of ways to ensure that all students in their classroom have meaningful access to such opportunities.

The lawsuit states «For all but the most privileged families, Buffalo and Rochester are educational deserts that starve our most vulnerable children of all meaningful access to the American dream.,