Sentence examples for access limited to from inspiring English sources

Will data prove most popular, with voice access limited to short-haul flights and brief periods at the start and end of long-haul flights?

The government will still have some access, limited to specific queries of "a person, entity, account, address, or device," and most incoming records will be stored for less than eighteen months, not five years or more.

They expressed concern the world's poorest countries would not be covered immediately and that new registers revealing who owns and controls companies would not be made public, with access limited to tax authorities.

The power of images in the case was apparent last week, when the commander of the Stryker brigade in which the soldiers serve ordered photographic evidence to be strictly controlled by investigators at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, with access limited to lawyers.

Speaking after the Guantanamo ruling, Clive Stafford Smith, director of the legal action charity Reprieve, who acted for Binyam Mohamed, one of the six former detainees in the US, said: "Perhaps the most dangerous legacy of the 'War on Terror' is a creeping secrecy that threatens to shutter the workings of British justice away with access limited to a privileged few.

External links: GNMA Vanguard USAA (access limited to members).

Battery Park City: access is limited to residents with identification.

Internet access was limited to text, which was cool for the time, but ugly.

Other pilgrims arrived by train from Mina; access was limited to those from Saudi Arabia and the Gulf countries.

Several areas are not located favorably where access is limited to geothermal energy and district heating.

Database access was limited to authorized researchers.