Sentence examples for roadblocks to access from inspiring English sources

I spoke on a panel at the Canadian Association of Journalists conference last month, where my entire point was that making friends and contacts in control-freak governments such as this one is a good way to get around roadblocks to access.

However, more remote areas of the country still face roadblocks to access by aid organizations.

Maras "enforce curfews, man roadblocks to control access to their neighborhoods, and decide who can sell or move drugs and where.

The concept of app streaming is relatively new, but has the potential to completely transform how we engage with mobile content and services, with downloads no longer acting as roadblocks to discovery and access.

Still, Metro PCS is doing just that -- offering a cell phone package to poor people that is only affordable because it contains significant roadblocks to full Internet access.

They see their doctor as the roadblock to that access.

Another roadblock to education access is the lack of birth certificates, which is a requirement for school enrollment.

What we found in following these growers and sellers who are people of color is that there are specific roadblocks to getting legal status: access to capital, and the exclusion of former felons from legitimate weed trade.

It is the older villagers who continue to man their makeshift roadblocks, preventing access to the plants.

ER: The roadblocks to making this film were endless, particularly regarding prison and prisoner access.

"But the law is hurting U.S. citizens, throwing up roadblocks to people who need care, at a time when we in Wisconsin are trying to increase access to health care".