Sentence examples for embargoes on access from inspiring English sources

Embargoes on access to data could also be applied.

If, over the next year, the Cuban Government allows even a partial opening in its own embargo on information, access to the Internet -- now one of the lowest in the world -- will double or triple within a year.

Then early this month, both the Senate and House introduced a competing bill, the Federal Research Public Access Act of 2012, another measure with antecedents in past Congresses, which essentially extends the N.I.H. program to all federal agencies with outside research budgets of $100 million or more, and limits the embargo on public access to six months.

Putting a brave face on the failure to agree wider sanctions Philip Hammond, the Foreign Secretary, said EU ministers had agreed to "concrete proposals" as well as looking at broader sanctions such as arms embargoes and access to capital and hi-tech goods.

Finally, turn on access control.

We foresee drastic improvements in the compendium of genomic variants, with more genome scale data being available in public domain and without embargoes and access restrictions.

The decades-old embargoes on Cuba and North Korea have failed to topple their regimes.

Here, there is no fee but a time-limited embargo, during which access is restricted.

Cuba has also had to contend with the crippling U.S. embargo that restricts access to many drugs and medical devices.

With the lifting of the U.S. embargo on Cuba, U.S. food sellers will have access to a new market.

For one thing, the embargos on images of them have just been lifted.