Sentence examples for undermined access from inspiring English sources

It is among the current provisions used to challenge attacks on the right to vote for voters of color in states like North Carolina, where extremist state legislators undermined access to the ballot at every stage of the electoral process.

Similarly, in the recessions of the 70s and 80s and in this decade, women's progress up ladder was slowed by a hostile environment that paralyzed the EEOC, undermined access to abortion and birth control, and portrayed women's job losses as the result of a choice to stay home.

This has affected the provision of SRH services by local government units (LGUs), and undermined access to SRH services for all women including women with disability.

"It is wrong, not just in practice, but it is wrong in principle to undermine access to justice.

Negotiations are now under way, but the F.D.A. recently proposed some conditions that could severely undermine access to the drug.

These proposals will dramatically undermine access to justice for the most vulnerable members of society at just the time they need help to assert their rights.

RU-486 has been intensely studied, and the restrictions imposed by the F.D.A. offer a sound balance in protecting patient health without undermining access to the drug.

But stresses in our leading writers have led to the current severe and systemic writer's block that threatens to undermine access to books for working Americans.

But the White House changed its tune today, saying Medicare cuts appeared to "undermine access to quality health care services" as "hospitals' financial status has deteriorated significantly since 1997".

I'm all for each of us remaking ourselves from within, but this kind of argument seems carelessly apolitical, especially at a moment when we are faced with public officials actively working to undermine access to birth control, abortion, equal pay for equal work.

The other critical observation is that housing cooperatives in Greater Harare have tended to undermine access to public goods for those who are not politically connected.