Sentence examples for frustrate access from inspiring English sources

Patent protection on medicines may frustrate access by blocking generic competition.

For instance, lack of resources to pay for transportation could frustrate access to quality care at critical moments.

4) No policies or management practices (e.g., requirements for patients or providers) are in place that can frustrate access to the allocated health care services either purposely or inadvertently.

Nice is frustrated that access to IVF is highly variable despite iupdated guidance in February 2013.

He said archives like Dartmouth's should be made public, and is frustrated that access to them is restricted.

Foreign MOOC platforms find that platforms are slower to load in China than domestic ones, which can make the material frustrating to access.

Already intoxicated at the door, they easily became frustrated when access was refused.

Interviews and participant-observations revealed that patrons were often already intoxicated by the time they reached the entrance door and were easily frustrated when access to the barroom was refused, thus leading to aggression.

More recently, in his own cause, he invoked his human rights – with respect to privacy – to frustrate attempts to access correspondence that might shed light on a tax exemption thought to have cost millions to the exchequer.

But the agency has been frustrated by shrinking access for its inspectors in Iran, and Dr. ElBaradei also called on Iran to "accelerate its cooperation," adding that the new American finding "should prompt Iran to work actively with the I.A.E.A. to clarify specific aspects of its past and present nuclear program".

There were also some concerns about fragmented relationships between primary and secondary care with several participants feeling frustrated by restricted access to diagnostics for certain conditions.