Before the discovery inmates were allowed access to USBs, and prison authorities were restricted from accessing these USBs if they contained evidence pertaining to the inmate's case.
"Right now, we are restricted from accessing the public markets," said Christa Carone, a spokeswoman for Xerox.
The South American country has been restricted from accessing international capital markets for years by a long-running legal battle with creditors over unpaid debt that Macri has promised to settle later in tough negotiations.
It's ridiculous that people in China are restricted from accessing certain parts of the Internet.
Should a student be restricted from accessing education because of what he or she chooses to wear?
"While his student status is terminated for a specified period of time, he will not be restricted from accessing certain School resources".
I was serving in the military to protect constitutional rights of U.S. citizens, but I was restricted from accessing my own constitutionally protected rights.
This mirrors laws in place for prisoners facing sexual offences, who are restricted from accessing "sensitive information" unless there is a lawyer present.
In health, therapeutic partitions arise where practitioners lack access to appropriate diagnostic investigations (such as diagnostic radiography or pathology), are prevented from performing minor procedures (such as suturing), are restricted from accessing medication that is needed to fully treat a patient or are unable to make direct referrals to other practitioners or institutions [ 43].
Similarly, general practitioners (GPs) have been restricted from directly accessing magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in some jurisdictions, yet evidence shows that patients whose GPs could access MRI achieved slightly better outcomes [ 46] and care was more cost effective [ 44].
However, clients are restricted from directly accessing customer names and addresses without customer permission.
