Sentence examples for limits that access from inspiring English sources

"But the more anyone either becomes an agent or becomes officially tied into an agent, it really limits that access as an individual who can be associated with a prospect".

A decline in qualified and competent providers obviously limits that access, thereby threatening the health of New York women.

By providing the poor with any access to the Internet, Facebook will encourage repressive governments and "special interests" to limit that access--a worse form of censorship than no access at all.

It's insulting to praise Mr. Cheney's access to early medical intervention as an example to follow when his own party prefers the status-quo limits to that access for the average American.

I've learned that I help not only by providing access to material, but also by limiting that access and by gauging each client's individual capacity.

We can have it if they want [one department] of the organization in Japan, or whever, to keep their mail in Japan, and limit that access.

Instead of data, they got a memo from the company placing new conditions on their access, requiring that the researchers obtain approval of "the content, analysis, results, and discussion" before publishing their paper, and limiting that access to a 1-year period.

For instance, if you're thinking about getting a connected baby monitor, you should learn about who might be able to access it and be empowered to limit that access.

The study was limited to a population that accessed a state health care service which is provided free of charge.

The application was using our open LinkedIn Developer Platform, which has a daily access limit that is publicly documented.

That could help bridge what is called the "digital divide" that limits the access of poor people to the Internet.