Sentence examples for damaging access to from inspiring English sources

Critics of the UK's desire to reduce the court's workload say it risks damaging access to justice in some member countries, including Russia and Ukraine.

Labour believes it will damage access to justice, leaving people without quality legal representation or no legal representation at all – leading to miscarriages of justice.

Instead, the Government proposes further punitive reforms, which will damage access to justice for all; among them is a proposal to significantly reduce the number of judicial reviews.

Due to storm damage, access to Dewey Beach and Rehoboth Beach were restricted to residents.

Both people refused to be identified out of fear that they would damage their access to ministry officials.

Refusing to evict tenants also leaves those not paying with escalating debt that they might never be able to repay, which can damage their access to housing and credit in future.

These politicized blacklists would not only be a potentially frightening assault on what "people should read," but could very well damage our access to valuable information.

Schools and early childhood centers have been damaged, and access to safe drinking water and sanitation has been compromised due to the storm, UNICEF reported.

On the state level, more than 60 laws damaging women's access to reproductive health care were passed last year.

The answer is that far from being a science-led initiative in which humanities are collateral damage, open access to books matters precisely because the humanities matter.

It works by trying to stop and/or prevent future damage or access to a facility [2].