Sentence examples for to restrict access from inspiring English sources

Britain is planning to restrict access to welfare benefits for new immigrants, when labour restrictions are eased in January.

It's going to restrict access to care.

Pakistani embassies abroad have also started to restrict access.

The Localism Act 2011, meanwhile, gave councils more power to restrict access to social housing.

The university's internet network uses a filter to "restrict access to Biblically offensive material".

"It was a deliberate decision to restrict access to an experience.

Businesses have responded by trying, in various ways, to restrict access.

A less pretentious goal would be to restrict access to handguns.

But Clegg said it was right to restrict access to benefits.

"The library philosophy is: We do not want to restrict access to information.

It was "not unusual for governments to restrict access to sensitive areas on national security grounds".