Sentence examples for reducing access from inspiring English sources

Reducing access to lethal means has worked in other countries.

But in practice they are reducing access to resources and reducing people's ability to live in protected areas.

A competitive bidding system could hold down spending without reducing access to doctors or hurting the quality of care.

Reducing access to abortion doesn't quell the demand for abortion, and making abortion illegal simply makes abortion less safe.

Generally, these adaptations result in severe shading of window apertures, greatly reducing access to daylight.

Burned-out physicians deliver lower quality care, reduce their hours, or stop practicing, reducing access to care around the country.

Automatic federal spending cuts would mean sharply reducing access to interpretive centers, campgrounds and the backcountry, the interior secretary says.

That might be the right direction in business terms, while simultaneously reducing access and influence in editorial terms.

He warned, however, that this risked reducing access to some of the villages and not just the path itself.

We know that reducing access to firearms, poisons and other lethal methods is vital in saving lives.

And the other sort of strategy involves reducing the appeal of the temporarily tempting strategy: reducing access to e-mail, reducing access to the food, making it harder to take the trip.