Sentence examples for could limit access from inspiring English sources

Cameron confirmed that the government could limit access to the Help to Buy housing subsidy scheme.

These television commercials assert that Democratic proposals could limit access to care and lead to longer waits for medical services and some prescription drugs.

Any move to impose additional fees on patients to visit their GP could limit access for the disadvantaged, the Australian Medical Association (AMA) believes.

But the restrictions could limit access to the drug -- if, for example, the government stipulated that doctors who prescribe RU-486 must be able to handle complications resulting from its use, or must be trained to perform surgical abortions.

They said that it was not clear such a change was legal and that the program could limit access for students, particularly those who did not have enough money to pay for the more expensive courses.

Advocates for generic drugs say the practice could limit access to the low-cost drugs, which they say have saved more than a trillion dollars over the last decade.

Warming on such a scale could also limit access to fresh water for irrigation and cause heat, drought and disease problems that could make it more difficult to meet world food demands and improve health.

But even if the technology is upgraded, political controls could still limit access to information.

In a letter to the prime minister, the group warned privatisation would create a private monopoly that could significantly limit access to corporate information in Australia.

Mr. Daniels warned that the foie gras ban could also limit access to other duck-based dishes, including duck confit and duck-fat French fries.

He also said an online-only policy could unfairly limit access for shareholders who aren't comfortable using computers or Webcasts.