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It will also continue to restrict access to items of significant advantage in war, including space-launch vehicles and high-resolution, remote-sensing devices.

"It is scandalous that some commissioners continue to restrict access to cataract surgery through the use of arbitrary thresholds, and that they do so without a robust evidence base and without being able to demonstrate that they will not harm patients," said Steve Winyard, head of campaigns at the charity RNIB.

As long as U.S. patents for new hepatitis C drugs are enforced, high prices will continue to restrict access to treatment.

The Cultural Revolution, in which millions of Chinese were persecuted as Mao tried to consolidate his power and "purify" the Communist Party, remains a subject of extreme sensitivity to Beijing, which continues to restrict access to official archives of the period.

Mr. Lafemina said lawyers will help the town decide whether it can comply by allowing nonresidents to use only one of its three municipal beaches, while continuing to restrict access to the others.

While Saudi Arabia continues to restrict access to the Houthi-controlled north – where airstrikes are being conducted – the Yemeni government has allowed some access to territory under its control.

However, socioeconomic and cultural disparities continue to restrict the access of the disadvantaged subpopulations into higher education and those disadvantaged students who do gain access into higher education tend not to enter into those programs such as law, engineering, and medicine, which will ensure their employability in the future.

However, while the Internet has created opportunities for growth and development on the continent, many online platforms and services continue to restrict full access to certain parts of the global south.

The initial deadline of July 1 came and went, and Qatar now has 48 hours to comply or the Saudi-led allies will continue to restrict its access to land, sea and air routes indefinitely.

"If transport remains so prohibitively expensive, we will continue to restrict travel choices and opportunities to access essential services and employment".

American corporations in industries like telecommunications and financial services have increasingly complained that China continues to restrict their access to domestic markets, despite pledges of openness when China joined the World Trade Organization a decade ago.