Sentence examples for constrain access from inspiring English sources

Measures to combat illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing increasingly seek to constrain access to markets.

On the one hand, patents may constrain access to new drugs through less competition and higher prices.

We manipulated the soil community composition using different mesh sizes to constrain access of specific soil fauna to the litter on the basis of body size.

Banking industry groups oppose the proposal, contending that it would constrain access to credit and interfere with the duty of regulators to ensure the safety and soundness of banks.

Next to the five types of application data, the hospital can also constrain access to the HPMS as a whole.

"Clinic closures would further constrain access to abortion in a state where access to abortion has already been dramatically curtailed," the judge added.

Nevertheless, the benefits of constraining access may, in some cases, justify the costs.

However, constraining access to a resource based on confidential information about a person's context can result in privacy violations.

While some private equity and hedge funds still offer stellar returns, not as many investors are willing to tie up a large portion of their annual bonus in something that constrains access to their cash.

"Against this difficult background and with a possible further deterioration in the international environment, Slovenia faces risks of a prolonged downturn and constrained access to financial markets," the report said.

My research will test if a participatory mapping effort by farmers and farmer advocates can expose the trends of land availability in the region as well as the policy environment that constrains access.