Sentence examples for a restricting access from inspiring English sources

Prevention strategies at the general population level include not only information campaigns for suicide prevention and mental health, but also: (a) restricting access to the means of self-harm/suicide; (b) developing policies to reduce the harmful use of alcohol related to suicide; and (c) assisting and encouraging the media to follow responsible reporting practices regarding suicide.

After reading the fine print, critics said the proposals were a license to disclose sensitive medical information, rather than a fence restricting access.

France has issued a decree restricting access to the summit of the country's highest mountain, Mont Blanc.

In 1951, Congress passed a law restricting access to what critics called "the devil's capsules".

Their argument has been that there is something fundamentally unconstitutional about a president restricting access to what are definitionally public proclamations.

The use of Linux on the PlayStation 3 allowed users to access 6 of the 7 Synergistic Processing Elements; Sony implemented a hypervisor restricting access to the RSX.

Governments therefore face a choice between restricting access to energy or raising the cost of energy significantly.

Character analysis is not Meyer's intention, which can have a clinical effect, restricting access to the city's heart.

If access to one or more earlier versions should be restricted, the submitter should provide a reason for restricting access.

Parliament rushed through a new law restricting access to information about the tendering process to select the 5,000 outlets.

And while journals were once a means of making knowledge more widely available, they have become, as Mr Shirky noted, a means for restricting access to information.