Sentence examples for be prevented from accessing from inspiring English sources

In Argentina, a supreme court ruling in March 2012 stipulated that rape victims should not be prevented from accessing abortion.

It has also led to a massive spike in support for the otherwise fledgling Bloc Quebecois, a Quebec-centered federal party whose leader believes that niqabis should be prevented from accessing all public services.

Police will be prevented from accessing journalists' sources without the permission of a judge after the Home Office agreed to rush through emergency guidelines before the next election, the Guardian has learned.

Simply put, the number of people whose lives are impacted by false allegations is dwarfed by the number who might be prevented from accessing justice if anonymity were granted to the accused (or denied to the accuser) in such cases.

There would be a risk, if worldwide de-referencing were possible, that persons in third States would be prevented from accessing information and, in turn, that third States would prevent persons in the EU Member States from accessing information".

Rejecting the treaty would also mean that Dublin would be prevented from accessing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), the successor to the eurozone's current rescue fund which Ireland is tapping as part of an EU/IMF bailout that runs until the end of 2013.

Ive's twin 10-year-old boys are prevented from accessing the iPad, among other screens, for as long as they would like.

But FOEI research has shown that local people were prevented from accessing water sources and grazing land, suggesting that – despite promises of employment – many people have lost their means of livelihood.

"If levels of poverty continue to rise, then the level of support given to food banks may have to be increased so we don't have a situation where families are prevented from accessing nutritious food.

In other words, if asylum seekers remain inactive for a prolonged period of time because they are prevented from accessing the jobs market, they will have more difficulties in finding employment once their asylum claim has been settled.

Firstly, although a 3G system for mobile internet is in place across the island, Cuban cell phones are prevented from accessing it (only those roaming from foreign networks can do so).