Sentence examples for curbing access from inspiring English sources

But curbing access to misoprostol would mean that more women would die of hemorrhages.

Yet Sudan is still curbing access to Darfur by the U.N. and aid groups.

Economic sanctions hobble the country's economic development, limiting foreign investment and curbing access to much needed equipment like modern airplanes and computers.

Erecting a pay wall, and thereby curbing access to content, is at odds with the paper's liberal values, as it has defined them in the digital age.Worryingly, there seems to be little urgency to figure out a model that can pay.

As Spanish politicians voted on Tuesday as to whether to accept for debate the proposed changes to the law governing teenagers and abortions, all eyes were on the PP, where several members had said they could not support the bill as it did not go far enough in curbing access to abortion.

The Kremlin has also occasionally fallen back onto a style of managing information reminiscent of Soviet times, curbing access to officials and issuing turgid proclamations rather than assembling a cast of appealing, English-speaking officials who can be put in front of international cameras on short notice.

Yet Romney seems determined to curb access to contraceptives.

Officials claim the technology will help to curb access to pornography, particularly by younger users.

The bill would have allowed court orders to curb access to certain websites considered to be illegally sharing intellectual property.

Scores of senators, including many Democrats, will be wary of voting on any effort to curb access to guns or ammunition.

Last year, 19 states enacted 43 new provisions seeking to curb access to abortion services, according to a report from the Guttmacher Institute.