Sentence examples for limits on access from inspiring English sources

If anything, the chart understates the limits on access to abortion.

Despite the violence and the limits on access to the courts, they acted as if legal judgments could be impartial".

The Chinese lifted some limits on access by financial firms during the last round six months ago.

"The law allows setting limits on access to tobacco, and we will support you in any case".

The United States and other exporting nations want agricultural tariffs cut for all categories and limits on access dropped.

Some evidence suggests that scrapping the limits on access fees may not immediately translate into more expensive local phone service.

Far from aping the American reforms of 1996, which imposed a time limit on access to benefits, James Purnell, the work and pensions secretary, looks to northern Europe, where intensive back-to-work advice allows generous benefits to co-exist with low unemployment.

Instead, the government's lawyer said, the anti-disparagement provision "places a reasonable limit on access to a government program" that "does not violate the First Amendment".

We asked about other resources parents accessed but did not place limits on parents' access to other forms of help, such as sleep consultants.

The software provides time limits on Web access and activity reports, preset to a limit of 4 hours a day and 20 hours a week but easily adjusted.

So why not talk with your fellow parents about whether they have placed any limits on Internet access, and if those limits extend to possibly taking a tablet computer or gaming device offline?