Sentence examples for access curbed from inspiring English sources

What's more, the local government has adopted relatively progressive tourism policies, and foreigners have not had their access curbed.

It comes as India and France are championing a solar alliance to scale up the technology worldwide, boosting energy access and curbing greenhouse gas emissions.

But if China's experience in restricting internet access and curbing political freedom, all while assembling millions of iPhones and being a key player on the global market, seems to contradict the principle that democracy brings economic prosperity, Russia's interior policy is almost designed to keep its economy back.

Davis rose to national prominence in June during her filibuster of Republican-backed legislation that curbed access to abortion statewide, holding the floor for 11 hours in her trademark pink sneakers.

I was proud then to support health care reform, to ensure all Americans could get access to affordable coverage, and I'm proud today that we've expanded access to preventive care, curbed insurance company abuses, and lowered the cost of prescription drugs for seniors.

It has curbed developers' access to bank lending and cut off credit from new trust companies.

arguing that China has unfairly and illegally curbed market access of American and other foreign films, music and software programs, while at the same time failing to enforce laws against piracy of these products.

Yet Romney seems determined to curb access to contraceptives.

But curbing access to misoprostol would mean that more women would die of hemorrhages.

Yet Sudan is still curbing access to Darfur by the U.N. and aid groups.

Officials claim the technology will help to curb access to pornography, particularly by younger users.