Sentence examples for prevented from access from inspiring English sources

In a recent and welcome decision in December 2009, Israel's High Court ruled that Palestinians should no longer be prevented from access to Israeli Highway 443 that runs through the occupied West Bank.

In that case, the Met police were prevented from getting access to the prisoner.

Its disengagement from Gaza followed international assurances that Hamas and other terror groups would be prevented from gaining access to arms via the Sinai.

It also accuses the HFPA of selling media credentials to attend the event to the highest bidder, meaning that many legitimate news organisations are prevented from gaining access.

Affirmative action helps open doors to qualified applicants who are often prevented from having access to these opportunities.

"You're talking about 300-and-some who have been detained or are prevented from gaining access to an aircraft in their home countries and must stay for now.

Women are often prevented from gaining access to senior formal clerical roles or pursuing education that allows them to interpret their religious traditions with authority".

Field researchers have observed that these vocalizations are often produced during food contests, by animals that are prevented from securing access to the kill by the intervention of higher ranking individuals.

The seemingly peaceful cohabitation of bacteria with their host represents a state of "controlled inflammation", in which the bacteria are prevented from gaining access to the body proper by an array of protective mechanisms.

"[M]y family was effectively prevented from having meaningful access to my father".

Andy is being kept in solitary confinement, exposed to artificial light 24/7 and prevented from having any private access to lawyers or the British consulate..