Sentence examples for endanger access from inspiring English sources

Opponents, including the human rights group Amnesty International, argue such changes will endanger access to justice in countries including Russia - which provides the largest number of cases for the court - and Ukraine.

The government, they say, is further endangering access to high-quality medicines.

"This bill would limit funding for the Medicaid program, roll back important essential health benefit protections, and potentially open the door to annual and lifetime caps on coverage, endangering access to critical care for millions of Americans.

Due to ageing of the population, the prevalence of glaucoma probably will increase strongly over time [ 1], possibly endangering access to glaucoma care as currently provided.

"Some campuses are thinking they'll wait until Congress acts, but to wait is to endanger loan access for students," said Robert Shireman, the deputy under secretary of education.

So it's shocking that DfID is dogmatically promoting private health and education when it's been shown that this approach actually entrenches inequality and endangers access".

Altogether, these factors endanger undocumented migrants' access to health care.

Some journalists want to avoid the appearance of being intemperate, which could endanger their chances for access.

The proposed regulations, if promulgated, could seriously endanger women's critical access to reproductive health care.

When the helicopter lands, that information is downloaded into a PC, which then connects to a database containing information on land ownership, endangered species and access roads within the area of the fire.

Many of the participants we interviewed specifically cited these stories and were aware that by going abroad for care they were potentially endangering their future access to follow-up or emergency care at home.