Sentence examples for removed from access from inspiring English sources

While the Ministry of Justice's impact assessment last autumn suggested 500,000 fewer cases would be entitled to funding, Legal Action Group estimates up to 650,000 removed from access to legal aid; other estimates suggest it could mean 725,000 fewer cases.

The program assists in records expungement (in some circumstances criminal records can be removed from public access), and provides representation in claims of unfair denial of access to public assistance and employment opportunities.

They are to be removed "from the access of students and teaching staff".

At the very least, we must ensure that the most destructive weapons are removed from public access.

The group's website currently has a red banner at the top reading: "DEFCAD files are being removed from public access at the request of the US Department of Defense Trade Controls.

He added: "All North Korean periodicals and a significant number of publications on social and political topics were regularly removed from common access libraries and could only be perused by people with special permission … This rule was obviously introduced to ensure that the changes in the policy line of the regime would remain unnoticeable to the populace".

Many users of the website feel that this is an example of unjustified censorship: they argue that few potential paedophiles will be using Wikipedia as their source for illegal material, and that a widely viewed album cover that has been in public circulation for decades should not be so easily removed from public access.

Once gone or removed from online access we incur black holes in our [online] memory," she said.

The link to download the blueprint has been replaced with the following: "This file has been removed from public access at the request of the US Department of Defense Trade Controls.

In the early days the law centre movement was met with resistance from the mainstream profession as the Law Society decried the movement as a subversive means of "stirring up political and quasi-political confrontation far removed from ensuring equal access to the protection of the law".

And unlike carriers strapped to the trunk, empty hitch racks usually don't have to be removed from the vehicle to access the back of the car.