Sentence examples for restrictive access from inspiring English sources
"It's the first step down a long road of more restrictive access to the sea," Mr. Concannon added.
Meanwhile, the federal government can still offer to subsidize G-rated materials for libraries, while libraries may use their own funds for less restrictive access.
Trigger locks, smart gun technology and more restrictive access to guns just may have saved some of these children from a very premature and unnecessary death.
In the United States since the terror attacks, plant owners will have spent an extra $1 billion by the end of this year on more restrictive access controls, heavily armed guards, additional training for their security personnel and vehicle checks in an enlarged parameter around the reactors to avoid truck bombs.
The four main policies consist in a pension bonus, RESSC, more restrictive access to the early retirement scheme and less restrictive access to part-time time-credit.
However, academic noncommercial scientists intending to study biodiversity experience obstacles caused by restrictive access conditions legislated by the countries that provide access to their genetic resources.
Furthermore the website provides non-restrictive access to users for downloading raw sensor node data.
Similarly, restricted access to government services such as licensing, options and restrictive regulatory environments and bureaucratic procedures were both on the higher note (4.51- strongly agree).
The Hungarian Parliament is about to pass a restrictive abortion law, and the Russian Parliament has likewise been presented with legislation seriously restricting access to abortion.
In Area C, at present, students face many obstacles, including restricted access to their schools, long walking distances, and substandard classrooms due to a restrictive permit regime.
"In Zika-affected countries that have restrictive laws governing women's reproductive rights, the situation facing women and girls is particularly stark," Zeid said, citing restricted access to contraception, maternal health care, and safe abortions.
