Sentence examples for eliminated access from inspiring English sources

The action eliminated access for 12,000 children, he said.

Whether callousness or merely lack of foresight, one chilling consequence of what Cannick voiced came to life just two years later in the outcome of California's voting on Proposition 8, which eliminated access to civil marriage for same-sex couples.

"No set of measures will ever eliminate access by all criminals to firearms," Mr. Summers said.

"These people must understand that it is precisely during these times that eliminating access to art becomes an unforgivable sin".

Censorship systems like China's Great Firewall eliminate access to much information for most of its people.

Mexican officials have pledged to take several steps, among them installing a second set of spike strips and redesigning the taxi area to eliminate access to the southbound lanes.

While officials from the attorney general's office said they hoped to make it extremely difficult to find or disseminate the material online, they acknowledged that they could not eliminate access entirely.

Not only are the budget bill's measures draconian as they relate to choosing a safe and affordable abortion if necessary, but by eliminating access to affordable contraception and family planning services, they would also take away women's ability to plan their reproductive lives responsibly.

"The legislature in Ohio has done everything possible to eliminate access to safe, legal abortion here — secretly writing abortion restrictions into law, working to close health centers, and even appointing the head of Ohio Right to Life [Mike Gonidakis] to the state medical board," Danielle Craig, spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio Region told The Independent on Monday.

Spring suggests that a firewall at the cloud border that blocks troublesome packets can limit, but cannot eliminate, access to known malicious entities [12].

Let's level the playing field and eliminate access barriers to established firms and funds so that both venture capital firms and women-owned businesses (soon to be known as "businesses") will be able to mutually flourish.