Sentence examples for bans on access from inspiring English sources

And if blanket bans on access to social media belong anywhere, it is surely in the Turkey of the past.

Initially, most counties in or near infected areas imposed strict and widespread bans on access to the countryside, although the central government subsequently persuaded most counties to relax their most rigorous bans except in areas of confirmed disease activity.

The proposed ban on access to royal documents is designed "to ensure that our information access arrangements allow essential constitutional relationships and conventions to be preserved".

Schulz told the BBC: "I have strong doubts about the legality of the four-year ban on access to welfare benefits for EU citizens".

"I have strong doubts about the legality of the four-year ban on access to welfare benefits for EU citizens," said Martin Schulz, the European parliament president.

The report praises Hamas for allowing three Palestinian human rights groups "ad hoc access" to detainees, but calls on the government to lift its ban on access by the Independent Commission for Human Rights, a Palestinian institution.

But the sanctions that bite, specifically the ban on access to American financial facilities, should remain in place until we see whether Myanmar's rulers have a real appetite for change, or are merely tinkering with the scenery.

Goldman also took the rare step of admitting the failure and accepting a three-year ban on access to certain sensitive regulatory information, concluding an embarrassing episode that highlighted the blurred lines between the bank and its regulator.

And John C. Coffee Jr., a law professor at Columbia University and an expert on corporate governance, said the agreement would spare Science Applications International "the collateral consequences of a criminal conviction," which could include not only the bad publicity of a trial, but also civil liability, the loss of licenses and a ban on access to public contracts.

"I have strong doubts about the legality of the four year ban on access to welfare benefits for EU citizens but wait to see what specific ideas the British government will come up with in the end in this particular area".

In light of the events in Tunisia and Egypt, many supporters of Iran's opposition have been hoping that the proposed march might revitalize a movement subdued by an effective campaign of state violence, threats, imprisonment of key figures and a blanket ban on access to the government media.