Sentence examples for and hampering access to from inspiring English sources
Kiev and its western allies have accused the pro-Russia rebels operating in the area of being behind the attack and hampering access to the site in a bid to hide evidence.
Subsequent heavy rains and mudslides have caused additional damage, and hampered access to the region.
Long distances to markets of soum and aimag centres prevent optimal market performance and hamper access to a variety of food by the herder households.
Wars lead to disruption of health systems - destruction of health infrastructure, shortage of human resources for health, scarcity of supplies and equipment and hamper access to health services [ 8].
Violence has driven millions across the four countries from their homes and hampered access to agricultural lands and assets, creating massive humanitarian needs in an area already struggling with food insecurity, poverty and environmental degradation.
Concern is particularly high to protect the Horn of Africa, where weak health systems, low levels of routine immunization and hampered access to all populations due to civil conflict means children in this area are at particular risk of potential spread of polio.
But landslides, downed trees and washed out bridges were hampering access to some communities, making it difficult to assess the full scale of the damage or the death toll.
The report points to the turmoil in the Gaza Strip and bureaucratic staff changes there as factors hampering access to urgent health care.
The train's departure comes after tough negotiations between the international community and the separatists, who had been accused of hampering access to the crash site.
She also encouraged the Government and Development Partners of Burundi to join efforts to remove all barriers hampering access to basic education for all children with the aim to move towards free and mandatory primary education.
France, who lost his partner Doug Gould to Aids-related pneumonia in 1992, had followed the fight to change US drug regulations that were hampering access to effective treatments since the 1980s.
