Sentence examples for blocking access to a from inspiring English sources

Women's health groups quickly derided the decision as political, and blocking access to a safe medication.

The Partners web content filter is blocking access to a site I need to use, what should I do?

She sat in the road, blocking access to a local injection well, with her arms secured inside two concrete-filled barrels.

Three protesters jailed for blocking access to a fracking site have walked free after the court of appeal quashed their sentences, calling them "manifestly excessive".

"The police behaved very badly last night," said Christian Buettner, 33, as he sat with other protesters blocking access to a bridge.

Critics accuse the companies of blocking access to a cheap drug that could slow or prevent blindness in millions of people around the world.

That provision would have prevented a person convicted of terrorizing or illegally blocking access to an abortion clinic from using the bankruptcy law to avoid civil and criminal penalties.

Parents are allowed to block access to a child's data by signing a form.

Parents are allowed to block access to a child's information by signing an opt-out form.

The paper said XPO had blocked access to a Sports Direct truck which had attempted to pick up stock from Milton Keynes.

It doesn't mean, for instance, it will block access to a newspaper like The Sun, it wouldn't block that - but it would block pornography".