Sentence examples for measures to restrict access from inspiring English sources

Each camp took measures to restrict access to loyal delegates.

But, as Polly Curtis and Patrick Wintour report in the Guardian today, Tory peers last year opposed Labour measures to restrict access to legal aid for middle-class defendants.

Previous large-scale shootings have not, however, reshaped the country's polarized debate over gun control, and there was little reason to believe that the Republican-controlled Congress would take up measures to restrict access to firearms.

Measures to restrict access, such as not opening takeaway restaurants near schools, may help, scientists report in the BMJ.

It is the latest in a series of measures to restrict access to benefits for migrants from other EU countries.

Ministers have introduced a series of measures to restrict access to benefits for migrants from other European countries.

7.42am BST Touching base once again with today's estimates hearings, I gather the opposition has spent much of today attempting to work through the precise impact of the budget's measure to restrict access to Newstart for the under 30s.

As soon as the asbestos appeared in the pool immediate measures were taken to restrict access to the outside area, the council said.

Cost-cutting measures are forcing CCGs to restrict access to cataract treatment, leaving patients struggling to cope with daily life," said Holly Heath, RNIB eye health policy and campaigns officer.

To keep the Texians from examining Mexican defensive measures, Mexican troops attempted to restrict access to and from the city.

A16 Montana Wildfire Measures Gov. Marc Racicot is preparing to restrict access to at least 16 western counties to minimize risk of casualties.