Sentence examples for hinders access to from inspiring English sources

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

In a vicious cycle that is hard to break; poverty hinders access to education and lack of education leads to growing poverty.

Phil Shiner, of the law firm Public Interest Lawyers, is preparing to argue on behalf of British students that the policy contravenes the European Convention on Human Rights and the U.K. Equality Act, which prohibits discrimination that hinders access to education.

First, since these oxygen groups are located on the surface of CNTs, the formation of water cluster hinders access to the surface.

Financing is key to entrepreneurship, especially in crisis period, when financial markets restriction hinders access to funding to small and medium enterprises.

This was ascribed to the core shell architecture of the self-assembled fibrils with a peptide core surrounded by a PEG shell which hinders access to the RGD unit.

The apparent binding rate constant of this low-spin ligand is very low, which is reflected by a hindered access to the active site, as shown by the accessibility calculations of the apo-LmCLd crystal structure.

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.

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

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