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By providing a useful basis upon which to judge the economic merit of firms' innovation endeavors, this study contributes to reducing capital market imperfections that curtail access to external finance and ultimately spurring private-sector investment in R&D.

The US supreme court on Monday struck down one of the harshest abortion restrictions in the country and potentially paved the way to overturn dozens of measures in other states that curtail access, in what might be the most significant legal victory for reproductive rights advocates since the right to abortion was established in 1973.

But Victor Domingo, president of the Spanish Internet Users' Association, said the group would go as high as the Spanish Constitutional Court to fight any legislation that curtailed access.

First on the list is that universities should not agree to deals that would curtail access to new technology by researchers at nonprofit institutions.

With respect to host communities, language barriers, perceived power differentials, and logistics such as time zone differences and travel costs are just some of the barriers that curtail ready access to host community participants.

Equating people who buy and sell safe medication, such as pharmacy owners in Canada, with criminals who sell counterfeit drugs will lead to overly zealous enforcement actions that will curtail access to lower-cost medication in other countries.

Verrilli appeared in nearly all the major cases the Supreme Court heard in its term that began in October -- including a multistate lawsuit against Obama's deferred deportation policies, a dispute between religious freedom and contraception access under the health care law, and a case that could curtail access to abortion rights.

That curtails access to the drug, especially in rural areas where there are fewer doctors.

In late December the governing People's party approved legislation that would severely curtail access to abortion in the country.

The case challenges interim final rules released last week by the Trump administration that threaten to curtail access to birth control coverage for thousands of women.

A particular worry is that Russia might curtail access for migrant workers, cutting off a lifeline for many in the region.