Sentence examples for impeding access to from inspiring English sources

Some dermatologists have complained bitterly about the system intended to prevent pregnant women from taking Accutane, saying it was impeding access to the drug.

"Conflict also indirectly wounds and kills by impeding access to healthcare," Mathilde Vu, the field communication officer for MSF in Kabul, said.

The inspection team from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, the watchdog group in charge of implementing the agreement along with the United Nations, has not publicly cited any specific instance of opposition fighters' impeding access to chemical weapons sites.

At Millaa Millaa, the cyclone damaged 12 dwellings, and hundreds of barns, also impeding access to power and water supplies.

You see, the initial FCC ruling was about a heavy-handed, but fairly minor issue -- that Comcast had acted improperly in impeding access to BitTorrent, a file-sharing service.

When locked gates went up, impeding access to the cemetery, it took lawyers, law enforcement and social media to help family members get in to visit the graves of their loved ones.

China is threatening to impede access to the sea-lanes off its coast.

The government's proposed closure of magistrates and county courts will further seriously impede access to justice.

Default is no quick fix either, since it impedes access to new credit and carries a degree of social stigma.

QUESTION FROM NITO: What do you think of the Court's decision to impede access to the Court's building through the very famous steps?

In 2008, the F.C.C. decided that Comcast had broken its rules, and it ordered the company not to impede access to BitTorrent and other such services.