Sentence examples for disruption of access from inspiring English sources

After a disruption of access in Iran to Google's e-mail services and other international Web sites starting last Thursday, access appeared to be restored on Monday, raising questions about whether it was a censorship test by the government for coming elections or an effort to quell possible street protests.

The 2007 experience affected all of the country, there was disruption of access to amenities countrywide.

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"UNICEF reports an increase in the demand for psychosocial services for children alongside the disruption of access to education and health services.

Guinea There is a high risk that the humanitarian situation could worsen given forthcoming legislative elections, which will likely increase tensions and lead to human rights violations, internal displacement and disruption of access to basic needs and services.

However, earlier research has revealed that the discontinuation of specific aspects in people's life (like the disruption of access to resources) and certain events can trigger health problems and deteriorate well-being.

It may be years before communities fully re-emerge from this disaster, and a host of immediate risks still looms largely on children, ranging from epidemic outbreaks, disruption and loss of access to learning, greater exposure to violence, exploitation and abuse and risks for both women and children of sliding into malnutrition.

"What we're seeing here is real world impact, the disruption of critical infrastructure, access to information and an important part of a democratic society.

The current text includes exactly what the freight sector needs: traffic coordination, investments, management, standard rules in the event of disruption, easy access to the free market for applicants.

Social costs, which are difficult to measure, include "disruption to commercial and private traffic, increased traffic accidents, disruption of community and business access, noise, vibration and pollution," he said.

During disaster situations, communicable diseases can cause high mortality and morbidity due to disruption of health services, poor access to health care, malnutrition and inadequate supply of logistical necessities [ 5, 6].