Sentence examples for thwart access from inspiring English sources

The assessment calls on DfID to address the long-term problems that thwart access for millions of people, such as water insecurity, poor infrastructure maintenance, weak local institutions and bad hygiene practices.

Many human factors can also thwart access and use of curative medications in resource-poor settings, including traditional beliefs, illiteracy, and fatalistic attitudes.

"Federal fisheries officials routinely destroy memos, minutes and other records to hide politically unpalatable science and thwart access-to-information requests," he wrote.

In Virginia, where Obama won easily, the Election Protection coalition's war room received reports from across the state about long lines, broken machines and thwarted access for elderly and disabled voters, despite the governor's claim that Virginia was prepared.

Boko Haram has destroyed a series of bridges, including several close to Maiduguri, in an attempt to thwart military access and isolate parts of the state.The grab for territory signals a change from Boko Haram's hit-and-run tactics.

By contrast, Uber was able combat efforts to thwart its access to markets.

The metal casing is water proof, and the entire thing is filled with "military-grade epoxy compound" to thwart physical access.

Equipped with Toshiba's EasyGuard® Technology to help protect against accidental spills and bumps, the laptops also are designed with a suite of security features, including multiple level passwords, a fingerprint reader and optional SmartCard reader to help thwart unwanted access.

Civil liberties groups and activists on both sides of forest debates say that the Forest Service is thwarting public access to decision makers.

Unfortunately, these encryption keys were purposefully designed to hinder information retrieval in order to thwart hackers trying to access the stored credit cards.

While its new encryption feature within iOS 8, which promises to thwart NSA efforts to access user data, could also make Chinese user data more secure, which in turn would massively frustrate authorities in Beijing.