Sentence examples for minor access from inspiring English sources

The road segment has several driveways and/or minor intersections (i.e.: intersection with minor access roads).

The park has two main and several minor access points, although the one from Stratford is the more utilized and connected (it provides trains, DLR, over ground, metro, and bus lines connections, but also a major parking area for cars).

Both models clearly indicate that to improve safety on Indian highways minor accesses to the highways need to be properly designed and controlled, the service roads to be made functional and dispersion of speeds is to be brought down.

Put simply, the United States Supreme Court has interpreted the Constitution as allowing states broad leeway in regulating minors' access to sexually explicit material.

Overturning that law would give minors access to novelties and sparklers, which have caused severe injuries, blinded people and even caused deaths ("A Bad Fireworks Bill," editorial, Jan . 6.

New York is one of at least 27 states that restrict minors' access to salons or otherwise regulate them, according to the American Academy of Dermatology in Schaumburg, Ill.

In February, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit struck down the law as a free speech violation that could limit minors' access to other material under the guise of protecting children.

The plaintiffs chose to sue in Philadelphia because federal judges there had been receptive to challenges to Congress's earlier efforts to limit minors' access to online pornography, including the Communications Decency Act and the Child Online Protection Act.

New York is among 21 states and the District of Columbia that allow all minors access to contraceptive services, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a research group in Washington that supports abortion rights.

The law requires libraries to block access to obscene material and child pornography and to block minors' access to material "harmful to minors," a phrase given a definition that includes graphic sexual depictions that are "patently offensive" and lacking in "serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value as to minors".

In February, the attorney general of Connecticut, Richard Blumenthal, began an investigation of minors' access to pornography on MySpace, and local police announced that as many as seven teen-agers in the state may have been assaulted by men they had met through the site.