Sentence examples for limiting public access from inspiring English sources

The court called for limiting public access to Web sites and blogs displaying the videos.

c) A handful of multinational corporations will control virtually all recorded music, limiting public access to it while ruthlessly exploiting musicians.

The Chinese government announced last week that it's going to start limiting public access to TV shows that: A. Are overly entertaining.

In the 1700s Queen Caroline, the wife of George II, asked Sir Robert Walpole what the cost would be of limiting public access to a royal park.

RapidShare, based in Cham, Switzerland, is widely used for legitimate purposes — for advertising agencies wanting to show campaigns to clients around the world, for example — and is password-protected, limiting public access.

The bill was opposed by some New Jersey environmental groups for giving too much control over the extent of a cleanup to the companies responsible for polluting a site and for limiting public access to cleanup plans.

Some reservoirs have also begun to limit public access to lakes used for drinking water.

The Dunigan family had sharply limited public access to the property.

He also limited public access to just two days a week.

They set motorcade routes, approve speech sites and limit public access to events.

It's part of a planned campaign by this administration to limit public access to public lands".