Sentence examples for has constrained access from inspiring English sources

Lack of security has constrained access to the affected populations and UNICEF, along with other humanitarian agencies, has repeatedly called for safe corridors to deliver urgently needed supplies.

In Africa, user fees have constrained access to care [ 7, 8], notably in Niger [ 6, 9], pushing some families into poverty [ 10].

It has constrained almost every Arab government".

We have constrained our study to the consideration of three cases based on CSG and OSG access methods and the reuse or not of the operator sites.

Still, fiscal concerns have constrained the legislation's authors.

Further, shortfalls in the healthcare environment ranging from limited diagnostic capacity and resources, unregulated access to antibiotics, constrained access to health facilities and poor training with respect to antibiotic use [ 7- 13] have increasingly stoked the demand for antibiotics.

"Clinic closures would further constrain access to abortion in a state where access to abortion has already been dramatically curtailed," the judge added.

A review of the barriers constraining access to appropriate paediatric rheumatology care found that, in general, US paediatricians had little or no training in RMD health and had relatively poor physical examination and diagnosis skills [ 54].

It has demonstrated how successive layers of the global trade regime have contributed to the proliferation of the tobacco, alcohol and ultra-processed food industries, and how they might constrain access to NCD medicines across Asia.

This constrains access to land for small-scale farmers.

Health workers' ability to access these resources were investigated and factors facilitating or constraining access identified.