Sentence examples for strip of access from inspiring English sources

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The reservoir has been listed as a historic structure, a strip of access land is owned by the council and would not easily be given up, and the surrounding meadows are expected to be made into a statutory nature reserve by the Countryside Council for Wales this autumn.

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If the ACA is repealed, Jamie and millions of other patients like him will be stripped of access to health care.

They are victims of a much broader money bail system that often leaves poor people to languish behind bars, where they're often disconnected from family members and support systems, fired from jobs and stripped of access to public assistance.

This process leaves many people left to languish in jail, where they may end up losing jobs or shelter, getting stripped of access to public assistance or other support systems, or being separated from their families.

The deal will mean an end to sanctions which have caused economic hardship, particularly over the past three years when Tehran was stripped of access to the international financial system, making it difficult to sell oil and pay for imports.

This phenomenon is obvious to anyone that looks closely but few among the Democrats mention it less they be marginalized or stripped of access to the airwaves for an occasional sound bite.

The latest wave in the onslaught is an amendment by freshman Senator Roy Blunt, which would not only strip women of access to birth control, but completely undermine the notion of health care in this country, giving employers the right to withhold health insurance coverage at will for any employee, for virtually any reason -- especially devastating for women and their families.

"You stripped women of access to public healthcare.

The move will strip many civilians of access to health care.

Leaked proposals show the Conservatives' plan to strip under-25s of access to unemployment and housing benefits, condemning those whose families don't have much money stashed away to destitution if they get unlucky.

Over the last 30 years, legislatures have stripped most immigrants of access to vital social programs, built up the enforcement infrastructure to unprecedented proportions and ultimately brought us to a point where the country deports a record 393,000 people a year.

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