Sentence examples for would lose access from inspiring English sources

If Britain were to leave the European Union, it would lose access to this potential remedy.

Goldman would lose access to the Federal Reserve's overnight lending program, which provides emergency financing.

"Patients would lose access to care very quickly," Mr. Dombi said.

With an economy in free fall, Russia would lose access to needed international capital.

Of course, leaving the Union would not automatically mean that we would lose access to the single market.

Without this money, there was another risk: that the banks would lose access to financing before the securities matured.

It was made clear that if the Chaser's programme went ahead, the ABC would lose access to the footage completely.

Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro said a study by the Congressional Budget Office showed up to 3 million people would lose access to the programme and almost 300,000 children would lose access to free school meals.

Without local charities disabled people would lose access to their communities, hospital appointments would be missed; animals would go unsheltered.

Proponents argue that defunding Planned Parenthood would mean women would lose "access" — the key word — to mammograms.

They estimate 2 million women would lose access to care as a result of the policy change.