Sentence examples for hindering access to from inspiring English sources

Budget cuts often target public transportation first, hindering access to jobs, as well as services.

The plan gave New Yorkers plenty to fight about: Would it cripple scholarship by hindering access to research materials?

Some of these forms of censorship — such as hindering access to information or threatening would-be opposition figures — are centuries old.

PWNED: Russia has failed to effectively block the banned secure-messaging app Telegram on its soil without hindering access to other online services in the process.

The heat of the two-hour fire caused the interiors of the submarine to melt, hindering access to some of the vessel's compartments.

Without these materials it is difficult to keep up our activities across the country, especially with the current insecurity in some areas of Bangui and on the main roads hindering access to supplies.

They have been criticized by lawyers, who say the fees would hinder access to the courts.

"Restrictions really work to hinder access to safe abortion," said Dayle Steinberg, the president of Planned Parenthood Southeastern Pennsylvania.

He has been adamant that current patent protections don't hinder access to new technologies and medicines in poor nations.

Holder said: [The DoJ] will not hesitate to take appropriately aggressive action against any jurisdiction that attempts to hinder access to the franchise.

Not only does conflict cause more casualties; it also hinders access to care for patients not directly affected by the fighting".