Sentence examples for would restrict access from inspiring English sources

The common element was concern that the proposed restrictions on the press and limits on Russian-language television broadcasts would restrict access to outside information and hurt local television stations, which depend on Russian-language broadcasts for revenue.

However, the proposals would restrict access by all users, including those making only occasional requests.

Abortion rights groups said the plan would restrict access to clinics.

The act followed weeks of protests by abortion-rights advocates who said the rules would restrict access to the procedure.

Her promise to strengthen Quebec's French language charter would restrict access for some groups to English junior colleges.

He said Mr Romney's hostility to Planned Parenthood, which runs a network of women's clinics, would restrict access to cancer screenings as well as contraception.

That his handlers would subsequently restrict access seemed more than coincidental.

Meanwhile, the CDC has tightened guidelines for primary care doctors prescribing opioids for chronic pain, and the government is currently mulling a policy change that would further restrict access to opioids for people on Medicare.

Hundreds of Texans gathered in the state capitol in Austin on Thursday night to stage a "citizen's filibuster" of two bills that would dramatically restrict access to abortion in the state.

"By restricting the publication and dissemination of materials related to sexual orientation and gender identity, this bill would severely restrict access to information about health, support networks, or social activities for countless young people," HRW said in a statement in June.

Before they start practicing, they are considering how to change a provision added by opponents just before passage that would severely restrict access by requiring dental therapists in Maine to practice under the direct supervision of a dentist rather than under general supervision, which is common elsewhere, including in Alaska and, since 2009, in Minnesota.