Sentence examples for seeking to restrict access from inspiring English sources

— Politicians seeking to restrict access to abortion, a marked trend this year from North Dakota to Arkansas, tend not to get much traction in this part of the country.

Abbott, who resigned in January from a cross-party group considering options to alter pregnancy counselling arrangements because she believed it was a "front" for those seeking to restrict access to abortion, attacked what she said was the government's preferred option, a voluntary registration scheme for abortion counsellors.

While the Gosnell trial has energized anti-abortion advocates and lawmakers seeking to restrict access to abortion, a Gallup poll released last week showed little change among Americans' opinions of the issue since the case became public.

The government often seeks to restrict access to sites that carry material critical of the government, particularly around sensitive dates on the political calendar.

The American Embassy in Beijing said it was concerned about actions that seek to restrict access to the Internet, including the mandated use of Green Dam.

Even the internet, the epitome of globalisation for the past two decades, is at risk of being balkanised as more authoritarian countries – including China, Iran, Turkey, and Russia – seek to restrict access to social media and crack down on free expression.

President Obama waded back into the nation's volatile culture wars on Friday as he assailed conservatives who have sought to restrict access to abortion and contraception, and promised women's activists he would stand with them "fighting every step of the way".

If foreign governments think we are violating their laws, or for other reasons, they may seek to restrict access to Snapchat, which would give our competitors an opportunity to penetrate geographic markets that we cannot access".

Erdogan has also sought to restrict access to abortion, contraception, and birth by Cesarean section.

In short, Jim Wallis' arguments repeat the talking points of those who have sought to restrict access to abortion since it became legal in 1973.

Confronted by this apparently profligate use of expensive technologies, funding bodies have sought to restrict access to new imaging techniques through application of health technology assessment.