Sentence examples for that restricts access from inspiring English sources

A judge ruled yesterday that Dale Earnhardt's autopsy photos cannot be made public under a new Florida law that restricts access to such images.

New York's new gun law has a provision that restricts access to data about gun owners in the state, Christine Haughney writes in The Times.

Positive law that restricts access to information and places often reflects widely shared notions of which accesses cause significant harms and which do not.

It is time for members of Congress and state governments to listen to women like Ms. Nicastro and stop passing legislation that restricts access to abortion.

The organisation's bosses, however, take any measure that restricts access to guns to be a small step towards a final destination of an America disarmed.

If your computer is behind a firewall that restricts access by IP address, its settings may need to be modified to allow access via the VPN.

Contracts or technical protection measures that restrict access to and re-use of Public Domain works must not be enforced.

The Internet poses a particular problem for autocratic regimes that restrict access to independent sources of information.

The developing world, he says, still labors under unfair rules that restrict access to richer nations that preach trade liberalization but keep their own markets closed.

This security is provided through access control methods such as physical barriers that restrict access through locks, guards, and other methods.

In some areas, people's ability to cope with drought has also been undermined by land policies that restrict access to grazing areas.