Sentence examples for and to limit access to from inspiring English sources

Its two primary goals are to grant to eligible students (i.e., those 18 years of age or older) or their parents access to the students' records and to limit access to such records by third parties.

Some differences were noted in mothers' and fathers' feeding practices; fathers were generally less likely to monitor children's food intake and to limit access to food compared with mothers.

He also noted that the current system allowed for the government to monitor the quality of "soft" drugs and to limit access to the coffee shops to those 18 and older, something that would be impossible if the trade were again to become clandestine.

Bannon returned to Breitbart after new White House chief of staff John Kelly pushed him aside in an effort to streamline authority chains and to limit access to Trump.

The changes to the Title X program and the grant to Obria are part of a broader strategy by the administration and some Republican state officials to use government regulations — and funding — to limit access to abortion and some forms of contraception.

The law tends to permit women to obtain abortions freely in the first trimester and then to limit access to second and third trimester abortions.

The managed care system in the U.S.A. was perceived by medical students and residents to limit access to the health system, cause more conflicts and impair the doctor-patient relationship [ 50].

... In addition, there are commercially available services and software to limit access to material that you may find objectionable.

It even asks lawmakers to consider if regulators should have the ability to order internet service providers and others to limit access to some of the most harmful content on the web.

But for the last five years, the state's Office of Children and Family Services has been working quietly and persistently to limit access to those case reports, which in most instances are the only record of the circumstances leading up to the deaths.

Early on, DigitalOcean often had a hard time coping with the ever-increasing demand and had to limit access to new cloud computing instances on a number of occasions.