The inaccessibility of the airport made air evacuation impossible.

Furthermore, the majority of maternal deaths in rural areas are related to the geographical inaccessibility of health care services.

Government's resolve notwithstanding, the technical capability of the security agencies and their inaccessibility to requisite technologies continues to impede security operations in troubled areas.

It was noted that other elements, such as the inaccessibility of adequate medical facilities, life threatening diseases or natural disasters, also constituted a type of hazard.

Although violence against women is a cause of death in both rural and urban areas, rural women are affected by additional factors such as poverty, malnutrition, lack of education and geographical inaccessibility of health services.

14.1) that one of the major problems of rural women was the inaccessibility of agricultural credit, yet went on in the following sections to list the many types of credits that were available to them.

71. The very low rate of prevention of curable diseases and their fatal effects may be attributed to inadequate medication, the lack of consultations with a doctor to establish a diagnosis and early treatment, and the geographical and financial inaccessibility of medical treatment.

However, it is impossible to establish the exact figures because of the lack of security and the inaccessibility of certain regions, and because humanitarian agencies and NGOs are not always present the figures therefore only reflect the number of women able to seek and find help.

The decline in coverage may be due to the inaccessibility of health care facilities, migration, a gradual increase in the use of family planning and the existence of alternative and social security hospitals which offer the same services but whose data are not included in Ministry of Health records.

In Henry Vlug and Canadian Human Rights Commission and Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal had to deal with the inaccessibility to deaf and hard of hearing people of the audio portion of television programming, and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) policy to use an incremental approach to captioning, with the result that some, but not all, of its English language network and Newsworld television broadcasts are captioned.