access to water

We've helped provide a million people with access to water.

He did not have access to water, the Times said.

Does not need money, needs the means to get access to water.

"And then the idea came to me to write a play about having to pay to get access to water."

Access to water can also become an issue during the dry season.

But this man wasn't, and he began to look for land that had access to water.

Access to water has long been a problem for farmers here, particularly in recent years.

We just can't imagine what it's like to not have access to water.

By the end of the project, it will improve access to water for 2.6 million people.

Over 90% of the population in the metropolitan area has access to water.

It is no longer possible to gain access to water.

For many people in the developing world, however, access to water remains a matter of life or death.

Access to water as and where necessary is a major problem, for which the solution can only be political.

Fair access to water resources will be a major challenge for the world in the 21st century.

Finally, access to water in the field can't be forgotten.

But they are competing with industry, which would also like greater access to water.

The lack of access to water is a key factor in the growing food crisis, he said.

Mine management is in contact with the workers, who have access to water and air, the press association reported.

We also welcome progress on access to water and gas.

Access to water resources has already created tension between countries in the region.

The site has ready access to water, sewer and power, he said.

I don't see why limiting access to water was necessary.

Access to water is a basic right of all living beings.

Be aware of the location and access to water points near you.

Better services provided by government are expected to follow, such as in education, health, roads and access to water.