Sentences with phrase «limiting access»

In the new year, NHS England is set to announce the details of another cull to prescription services — limiting access to treatments for more common ailments, such as eye drops and laxatives.

«Although there is a high risk of progression to decompensated cirrhosis and liver cancer among patients with advanced fibrosis, limiting access to people who have already progressed to late - stage disease as compared to treating earlier to prevent these liver - related complications seems counter-intuitive as a public health strategy.»

Most interventions aimed at preventing or reducing childhood obesity focus on changing the environment — by limiting access to soda, for example, or by encouraging physical activity.

Audience member: How do we implement farm efficiency measures without limiting our access to highly nutritious and cheap produce?

Further, the editorial immediately acknowledged counterarguments — noting the reasons for limiting access.

This may have the indirect impact of limiting access to cataract surgery for less affluent patients.

Economist Sir Stephen Nickell claimed limiting access to benefits is «unlikely to have a huge impact on migration flows»

Mr Cameron's hopes of securing an agreement on limiting access to Britain's welfare state were dealt a blow yesterday when European Council president Donald Tusk warned there is «presently no consensus» on barring migrants from in - work benefits and social housing.

«Instead, we should be addressing the root causes of gun violence by reducing the number of guns on our streets, limiting access to these deadly weapons and increasing mental health services to ensure the kind of healthy environment that will allow kids to grow and thrive.

limiting access of those with mental illness to guns.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today signed legislation to better protect teens from dangerous exposure to UV radiation by limiting their access to indoor tanning facilities.

«The program itself, although well - intentioned, would have injected lawyers into cases of abuse and neglect much earlier, potentially intimidating child victims and limiting access by CPS workers who would otherwise assess and monitor the child's safety.

Suggestions over the weekend that a vote could be offered on potentially limiting access to abortion throughout the UK tend to suggest that such concerns are merited.

But he says when it comes to limiting access to guns, there needs to be a balance to ensure that everyone has a right to «due process.»

Thus limiting access to one EU country from another makes little more sense than, say, limiting access to California from elsewhere within the United States.

For very young children who are just starting to go out and knock on people's doors, limiting their access to really frightening images is important.

(7,8) The common thread across these effective strategies is limiting access to alcohol and restricting the use of alcohol, particularly in risky settings.

Thurston also advises removing firearms and limiting access to other household items that could be used to commit suicide.

«Many young adults came of age in the recession and had financial boundaries placed on them, limiting their access to traditional goods and services,» he explains.

From a student who regularly pulled the weight of several «smoking» team members, limiting access is fair.

He raised the value of their labor by limiting access to it.

Only by limiting the access to guns you can restrict them.

But the old words, barring eunuchs from the assembly and limiting the access of foreigners, claimed authority too.

You argue that the securities industry would provide more effective regulation of certain insurance products, ignoring the financial incentive that industry has for limiting access to competing products.

Marketplaces like Amazon can virtually make or break their sellers by limiting access or even closing access if they deem the seller has violated their terms of service.

The Securities and Exchange Commission seeks to protect investors by limiting their access to high - risk investments like venture capital opportunities.

Preparations are already underway for the event, which is limiting access...

In light of this study, an acceptable Internet use policy would allow for periodic Web browsing while limiting the access to personal e-mails,» the researchers said.

From a cyber standpoint, this meant implementing a robust security perimeter around the President's personal devices and communications (e.g. stripping down the phone, limiting access, multiple layers of encryption, constant monitoring and defense), particularly when the President was outside of the White House.

By limiting access points to your accounts and consolidating into one platform, you'll limit the number of opportunities for hackers to compromise your data.

Pursuant to 47 U.S.C. Section 230 (d) as amended, NBCUniversal hereby notifies you that parental control protections (such as computer hardware, software, or filtering services) are commercially available that may assist you in limiting access to material that is harmful to minors.

Instead of limiting access, open it by live - streaming the keynote speakers, sessions, event hall and other aspects of the event.

How to limit the scarring and collapse of veins when medicine or fluids are injected into them over time, limiting access for further treatments.

He could limit access to his colleagues at CERN, but why stop there?

They do big business in corporate parks and places that have limited access to restaurants.

Here's what we can say: There are two publicly known classified programs that operate drones and fire weapons from them, military and CIA, but research into the strikes» effects is constrained by government secrecy and limited access to areas where the strikes occur.

His frenemy Swift made waves a few years ago when she pulled her music from Spotify because the company wouldn't limit access to only paid subscribers.

World Orphans» grantees, for example, live in places like Sierra Leone, Bangladesh, and Sudan, often with limited access to telephones and the Internet.

Either start deleting everything now or limit access to a small group of family and friends.

Some have such limited access to teachers and mentors that simple training on pricing, marketing and product design can have a massive impact.

Servers should also be kept in a locked room with limited access.

The lawmakers asked that the review include consideration of what effect the $ 13.7 billion deal could have on access to healthy foods in so - called food deserts where residents may have limited access to fresh groceries.

«We deliver low - cost, healthy food to zip codes across the country that before Amazon had limited access to a large selection of high quality foods,» Huseman wrote to Fudge.

Limit the access to your surveillance systems to as few people as possible to avoid tampering.

These loans would typically come with high interest and from local lenders with limited access to capital.

And even for those people, they have limited access.»

Now, if you turn around and limit their access to the tech they view as basically as essential as air, all you're going to do is make them think you value being controlling over being productive.

Limit access to sensitive and confidential information.

Opponents of legal weed in Oregon say they would take their fight to the Oregon legislature, pushing for stricter laws designed to limit access to pot by children, among other efforts.

Mobile web viewing is starting to surpass desktop viewing, and although the user is accessing the same content, the device is much smaller and has limited access to fast internet.