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The Tsimane village has limited access to the outside world.
Some were remote locations with limited access to legal services.
They are the companies with more limited access to capital.
Limited access to STD care could also play a role.
She was allowed only limited access to telephone and internet services.
At present, foreign companies have limited access to China's commodities markets.
Which is groundbreaking—especially for populations with limited access to care.
However, Medicaid programs in several states have limited access to treatment.
Children became malnourished, with limited access to fruits, vegetables and especially wheat.
Many have limited access to credit, or don't have a bank account.
If it is, that could mean more limited access to the matrix.
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Limited access to the internet means state-controlled newspapers retain great influence.
Limited access to care, including behavioral and social services, also factored in.
Entrepreneurs have limited access to goods and are prohibited from exporting them.
Newish friends have a year-old baby and limited access to babysitting.
Most do not have maternity entitlements and have limited access to welfare.
The journalists in the press pen grumbled that she was late, that she had nothing to say to them, that they had limited access to attendees and therefore limited access to the quotes they needed for their stories.
It severely limited access to benefits for non-citizens and the formerly incarcerated.
Aid agencies say they have limited access to areas caught in the fighting.
More limited access to the EU would also diminish its appeal to America.
We might assume that this group has limited access to smartphones, for example.
This warning has created confusion among parents and limited access to the medicines.
Particularly if you find yourself traveling and with limited access to power outlets.
By design, a sequestered jury has only limited access to the outside world.
Humanitarian workers have limited access to the centers, which frequently open and close.
Sadly, many kids have little or very limited access to instruction or instruments.
Their limited access to jobs and other opportunities reinforces their already-diminished economic condition.
No educational spaces, no decent public places and extremely limited access to fresh produce.
Instagram's pro-ED ban, meanwhile, limited access to people who need help, suggests Chancellor.
Low-income women often have limited resources including limited access to childcare and transportation.
The industry is booming amid rising Chinese incomes and limited access to credit cards.
Google has offered limited access to its voice technology in its products to date.
"Limited" access to Grasberg resumed on Monday, said Riza Pratama, a Freeport Indonesia spokesman.
But there's limited access to running water in the camps, which makes that hard.
A smaller number thought that limited access to medical records led to the problem.
He has allowed limited access to his fundraisers since the beginning of his campaign.
Other agencies have limited access to policy and technical documents dealing with climate change.
As he explains, board members have limited access to limited quantities of important company information.
It said the Azeri government had already limited access to its website since March 27.
The ratings are constrained by the company's small size and limited access to capital markets.
I see this in patients whose professions require long hours with limited access to restrooms.
"There's limited access to the structure," Reed told CNN affiliate KRON-TV in San Francisco.
In addition, the judge granted the defense limited access to Natalia Grace's mental health records.
Though the surviving record allows limited access to their thoughts, Warren effectively evokes their feelings.
They're housed in facilities with limited access to phones and the ability to receive calls.
There are other crucial factors: limited access to mental health services and growing substance abuse.
Investigators found that there was limited access to showers and clean clothes, the report said.
The artists spoke of limited access to the city's cultural gatekeepers, who are mostly white.
Irregular fighting forces, with limited access to global arms markets, routinely manufacture their own weapons.
The limited access to events includes all sports, including baseball, softball and spring football games.
Without the cable, Liberia's already very limited access to the internet can be wiped out.
The Supreme Court blocked a Louisiana law that would have limited access to abortion providers.
So there's still limited access to X-ray machines and other diagnostic and lifesaving equipment.
EG's journey: EG paid for a brutal 20-day bus trip with limited access to food.
Rural areas also have higher rates of preventable deaths, due to limited access to health care.
Since then, Puerto Rico has continued to struggle with limited access to communication and persistent blackouts.
Critics say one of the hamstrings in treatment is limited access to buprenorphine -- brand name Suboxone.
Limited access to health care accounts for surprisingly few premature deaths in America, researchers have found.
I don't know whether I would support a law that provides limited access to encrypted communications.
Limited access to conflict areas in the southeast has made it difficult to verify casualty figures.
Even honest humans have only limited access to what is going on in their subconscious mind.
With limited access to health care, clean water and sanitation, the risk of illness is high.
Or they trade up from a cheap policy with limited access to one offering better coverage.
Even when they're not incarcerated, they often have limited access to addiction treatment and methadone programs.
Advocates, however, concede that even limited access to marijuana is a step forward for their cause.
Half the population has limited access to medical care and there's a critical shortage of doctors.
Now I have extremely limited access to the public forum where I once could be heard.
The House and Senate Sergeants at Arms ordered limited access to the Capitol and surrounding buildings.
In reality, these regulations have led to cronyism, driven up costs and limited access to care.
Update Wildfires have limited access to areas in several major parks in recent days, including Yosemite.
More of those outpatients have "limited access" to skilled nursing afterward, and pay more for it.
Those who crossed into Bangladesh this week have limited access to relief aid at makeshift camps.
Kyrgyzstan's one imprisoned journalist experiences deteriorating health amid harsh conditions and limited access to medication. 7.
" The CDC also warned that "there is limited access to adequate medical care in affected areas.
" The C.D.C. also warned that "there is limited access to adequate medical care in affected areas.
Everyday investors have limited access to actively managed funds run by top-tier Wall Street firms.
Instead the recommendation is for "limited and discriminate retention" — with also "limited access to that data".
His spokesperson said he has limited access to the Internet and no contact with his wife.
Europeans should square their trade books with the U.S., or face limited access to American markets.
The government has also limited access to thousands of sites and platforms, including Facebook and YouTube.
Beijing has provided limited access to journalists and foreign diplomats in strictly guided tours of the facilities.
Even with the limited access to technology, these innovative minds can hack their way into any solution.
Cannabis companies that operate under state-regulated programs have limited access to capital in the United States.
The UN is reporting that it has some limited access to Yalda, which is next to Yarmouk.
Limited access to a reliable power supply is seen as a major obstacle to growth across Africa.
Now he is sleeping in a cramped, unheated cell with limited access to lawyers and family members.
It has also limited access to data brokers such as Acxiom, in a concession to privacy advocates.
Many small organic farmers have limited access to the markets that are clearly clamoring for their products.
NBS has limited access to new common equity and its capitalisation ratios remain pressured by strong growth.
Whereas kids have crazy great access to culture now, they have limited access to the housing market.
The company has limited access to external financing due to weak finances and an ongoing legal dispute.
Volunteers are facing expensive shipping costs and long delivery times due to limited access to the island.
Due to weak finances and an on-going legal dispute, it has limited access to external financing.
In addition to widespread power outages, many people have limited access to gas, cash and running water.
Sugar cane's sturdiness also attracts farmers because of limited access to insurance that protects against crop failures.
Russia, the largest country on earth, has one big geostrategic disadvantage: limited access to the world's oceans.
It means arranging and rearranging daily routines in order to maximize limited access to electricity and water.
Inmates are also given limited access to things they could potentially tie around their necks, Boesky said.
It would have limited access to the web, disallowing all sites but those with strictly educational value.
Before making bail, Mr. Ghosn, 65, was held in solitary confinement with limited access to his lawyers.
When parents do exit prison, they encounter limited access to employment, health care, housing and food assistance.
News of the decision alarmed McRaven, who had limited access to the internet because of his location.
Moreover, local press apparently had limited access to the site and the artist, unlike major international outlets.
The judge did give the NFLer "limited access" to their 2-year-old son and future daughter.
Bryan Center has reopened with limited access to the lower level according to a spokesman for Duke University.
Meanwhile, Russia has limited access to the Ukrainian port of Mariupol, and the increasingly-tense Sea of Azov.
The company has also limited access to information in its groups, pages and events features, a spokeswoman said.
It also gave them a shocking glimpse at the limited access to quality food too many people have.
Its biggest problem is that the Senate has given it limited funding and limited access to trained investigators.
Limited access to clinics has resulted in diminished access to STD testing and treatment for those in need.
Many of these smallholder family farmers are poor and food insecure, with limited access to markets and services.
The game will be a free App Store download with limited access to the three modes of play.
Signing up for food stamps can be cumbersome, especially for those with limited access to transportation and internet.
Japan is also seeking less than a full-range free trade agreement with only limited access to agriculture.
Many continued to feel like second-class citizens, with limited access to education and to jobs in government.
Despite that, while in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody, he was offered limited access to medical care.
Limited access to paid family leave to care for children or older family members is a large factor.
Constrained liquidity due to limited access to capital markets or bank credit lines could also result in downgrades.
People in some new cities have limited access to schools, clinics, emergency services, transport and food, she said.
For Huawei, the big impact will be abroad, since Chinese customers already have limited access to Google's services.
For those on remand, leniency is harder to obtain: Limited access to rehabilitation often worsens their sentencing outcomes.
Private cars will have limited access to the bridge, with special permits required to drive the entire distance.
Likewise, many of the immigrants that travel to court are low-income with limited access to health care.
He has since obtained a security clearance that gives him limited access to intelligence on election-related threats.
Letters home detail his deteriorating health, limited access to medication and prison officials punishing detainees after visiting days.
Kovrig and Spavor are being held at an undisclosed location in China with limited access to consular services.
Exceptions would be made to this rule in rural areas, where there is more limited access to retailers.
Plus, living in a small suburb without a car meant very limited access to free clinics or support groups.
The system is designed to replace SWIFT if Russia faces limited access to the global payment platform, Nabiullina said.
But a less obvious handicap also plagues communities like Shoal Lake 40: limited access to high speed internet connections.
According to World Bank, more than 2 billion people globally have limited access to financial services and working capital.
Instead, Congress must decide whether to pass a law allowing law enforcement to have limited access to encrypted communications.
But so far, Amazon has limited access to this device, which is still available for purchase by invitation only.
There are fewer than 25,000 mortgages in Kenya as banks have limited access to long-term funding, it said.
That means building a software platform with limited access to the data on your phone and maintaining it separately.
Dutch retailers were given limited access to key products and promotions to prevent them from importing products into Belgium.
Canada-based Wentworth Resources said it had limited access to its onshore license site because of the security situation.
Right now, just eight months after the product's debut, customers have very limited access to try the Tonal machine.
" "When you have this paradox," he said, "you have stalled uptake and limited access to PrEP in clinical settings.
Tens of thousands are facing high temperatures, dusty desert winds and limited access to drinking water and sanitation services.
Thus some prospered, while most felt actively excluded form the political process, with only limited access to economic opportunities.
Apple has more than 1 billion iPhone users but limited access to clinical systems that capture data in hospitals.
These programs are essential in counteracting discriminatory public policies that have historically limited access to care for certain communities.
In the past we had to fly to conferences, schedule meetings, and had limited access to great thought leaders.
The Turkish authorities have granted German diplomats only limited access to the detained journalists, Deniz Yucel and Mesale Tolu.
Letters home detail his deteriorating health, limited access to medication, and prison officials punishing detainees after visiting days. 6.
USDA defines food insecurity as having limited access to adequate food due to lack of money and other resources.
There is limited access to legal services, and the children are frequently forced to represent themselves in immigration court.
Outside of Syria, many refugees have ended up in basic camps with limited access to shelter or clean drinking water.
The solution thus far, such as it is, has been to allow DERs some limited access to wholesale power markets.
A mobile store could possibly help serve underdeveloped urban areas with limited access to quality food or other basic necessities.
Huff's team uncovered gene variants that allow Tibetan individuals to withstand low levels of oxygen and limited access to food.
It has been criticized for limited access to assisted death to those with terminal illnesses who face an "imminent" death.
Rating upside is constrained by the company's small size, its lack of geographical diversification, and limited access to capital markets.
The Red Cross estimates that more than 400,000 people live in besieged areas across Syria with limited access to necessities.
Heightened liquidity risk from limited access to foreign currency is a further contributor to pressure at almost all Nigerian banks.
That meant supporting policies that limited access to birth control, which disproportionately harms lower-income women and women of color.
She told Reuters Health that eliminating stigma goes beyond limited access to healthcare and stretches to all parts of society.
Turning by necessity to public programs like Medicaid, they often encountered strict limits on eligibility and limited access to providers.
The breakthrough will have implications for AI in fields with limited access to knowledge, from self-driving cars to negotiations.
Despite the country's oil wealth, many people live in poverty with limited access to clean water, electricity, healthcare or education.
From that secure location, Google is being granted limited access to anonymized patient information with which to train its algorithms.
But their joint ventures, and limited access to the mainland's explosive wealth management market, have been a source of frustration.
Fewer community banks leaves the men and women of America's heartland with fewer lending options and limited access to capital.
So shrouded in secrecy, transitions have nearly always happened with almost nonexistent media coverage or limited access to the public.
The data also points to the neighborhood being a food desert, or an area with limited access to grocery stores.
Myanmar has halted humanitarian aid to Rakhine, leaving those still in the state with limited access to food and water.
Many families live with limited access to health coverage and are forced to make choices between, say, food and medicine.
Immigration advocates complained the minors were not allowed to hug and had limited access to phones to call their parents.
The 35-day shutdown led to limited access to Point Reyes National Seashore because of human waste and safety concerns.
According to the New York Times, an outbreak in New York City could lead to limited access to public transportation.
Girls are considered a burden and are frequently aborted; if they live, they have limited access to healthcare or education.
It doesn't require an advanced degree to figure out what limited access to a doctor can do to people's health.
Microphones could only pick up snippets of the conversation at the reception, which the press was given limited access to.
Flooding has also limited access to health care, blocking for a time the path to one hospital with submerged cars.
About 50,000 are trapped in the city, with limited access to water, food and healthcare, according to the United Nations.
But residents only have limited access to the waterfront, which is unfortunate for a coastal city like Mumbai, said Patel.
I did most of my River testing from the beach where I own a small house with limited access to power.
Her curiosity led her to Wall Street, where she met many people who had great ideas but limited access to capital.
Critics said the structure limited access to lesser-known candidates and imposed a "junior varsity" and "varsity" dynamic on the race.
Between the lines: People who are quarantined can face limited access to their attorneys and bond or asylum proceedings, Quartz reports.
Everyone knows the fashion world largely ignores these women, leaving them with limited access to clothing — let alone high-end clothing.
Rural risk factors: smoking, obesity, lack of exercise and limited access to health care for diagnosis and treatment, per the report.
Limited access to fundamental resources, like food and water, could place further constraints on a colony's ability to grow and thrive.
India has full control over the three eastern rivers -- Beas, Ravi and Sutlej -- and limited access to the Jhelum and Chenab.
Independent observers may have very limited access to Syria, but those committing war crimes need not rest easy in their beds.
USDA defines food insecurity as having limited access to adequate food due to lack of money and other resources. http://bit.
According to the leaked decision, Huawei would have relatively limited access to all but the innermost parts of the 5G network.
Many residents of those islands fear that without immediate intervention, desperation and limited access to resources could lead to dangerous situations.
About 2.5 million people, half the country's population, have limited access to food, according to the U.N.'s World Food Program.
The two schemes could fuel a "continuous churn of low waged workers with limited access to support or rights," it said.
This image shows the resilience of the African woman who, despite limited access to opportunities, still tries to make ends meet.
The Canada-EU Trade Agreement (CETA) grants Canada limited access to Europe's single market, though its future is complicated by Brexit.
About 2.5 million people, half the country's population, have limited access to food, according to the U.N.'s World Food Program.
But the situation is particularly dire in many rural parts of the island that already had limited access to fresh food.
In an interview with CNN, he described meal times packed elbow-to-elbow with inmates and limited access to cleaning supplies.
After all, a large majority of health problems are shaped by nonmedical factors like pollution and limited access to healthy food.
However, some proponents of building new institutions place little blame on the fragmentation and limited access to community mental health services.
For someone who most likely has limited access to the internet and other constructing tools, this is a nice first puzzle.
Then, there are other things that change once you&aposre out of the city limits, including limited access to public transportation.
Police limited access to Capitol Square to only one entrance, and a long line formed to get into the rally zone.
Letters home have described run ins with guards, detainee punishment after visiting days, Askarov's deteriorating health and limited access to medication.
The problem was how to come by sophisticated DJ gear and sound systems in a country with limited access to basic foodstuffs.
Residents have had limited access to the outside world since Mosul fell into the hands of the terrorist group in June 2014.
Limited access to food, water, and shelter had festival goers tweeting up a storm about how they were woefully misguided into attending.
The state has blamed the shortfall in part on exorbitant taxes placed on the legal pot industry and limited access to banking.
Being born as a refugee in a community that isn't necessarily very welcoming to refugees, I had very limited access to education.
Everex, a FinTech company, is leveraging Ethereum to help people in developing nations with limited access to banks and global financial systems.
WBS's capital ratios are adequate, but it has a small absolute capital base, limited access to new common equity and concentration risk.
India's small businesses have limited access to loans; most of its consumers do not have credit cards, or for that matter credit.
But according to some sources they've had limited access to the camps and limited sway in critical conversations about the detainees' health.
In this case, entire groups of people, future generations and other species are denied or given limited access to common pool resources.
AP media relations director Lauren Easton said that the outlet was "troubled" by the press's limited access to some of the events.
Ghosn was reportedly kept in the same facility that previously housed death-row inmates and given limited access to the outside world.
Uber began limited access to its app by drivers in New York City on Tuesday in order to comply with new regulations.
Each year, over 59,000 people die of rabies -- with poor and disadvantaged populations affected most when there is limited access to healthcare.
However, the company said it recognises that the voluntary nature of such programmes - coupled with limited access to schooling - poses a challenge.
She boiled it down to gaining limited access to the industry because film investors and production companies are mostly spearheaded by men.
It strikes women in low-resource countries hardest, as they have limited access to medical care and therefore less screening and prevention.
Xponential is introducing a product this year called the X-Pass, which will allow members of one studio limited access to others.
Some were concerned that they would have limited access to quiet rooms if the Harvard Club rented out more space to outsiders.
Mr. Eisenberg has said he limited access to the transcript over concerns about leaks, according to a person familiar with his actions.
Some asylum applicants are still kept in immigration detention centers, with limited access to legal representation during the petition process, advocates say.
The U.S. probe effectively limited access to the U.S. market temporarily and, in particular, hit a solar panel manufacturer, the official said.
These are the same groups that are likely to suffer from other health problems and often have limited access to health care.
China had not yet been allowed to join the World Trade Organization, so Chinese exporters had limited access to the global market.
China had not yet been allowed to join the World Trade Organization, so Chinese exporters had limited access to the global market.
Rather than completely divesting, Trump would maintain connections to his business empire — though only be permitted limited access to information about it.
People trusted presidents in those days because they had limited access to information, and the information they had made them mostly trustworthy.
Nor can it solve the serious shortage of mental health specialists or the limited access to psychiatric treatment, especially in rural areas.
But limited access to power means entire communities of are left in information darkness for days at a time, especially in remote areas.
The immigrant minors held there are not allowed to hug and have limited access to a phone to call their parents, Taveras said.
Many newcomers are still in the process of getting asylum applications assessed and so have limited access to the labor market, it found.
The latest offensive is of particular concern because more than 50,000 civilians remain trapped with limited access to water, food and health care.
Tens of thousands remain behind in Rakhine, where they are subjected to restrictions on movement and have limited access to healthcare and education.
In recent years, the government has confined more than 103,210 Rohingya in camps where they have limited access to food, medicine and education.
While the app is rolling out to over 130 countries, the focus is still on locations that have limited access to cellular data.
But while standards exist on paper, there is little oversight, and limited access to courts and other remedies when violations occur, said Harris.
So far, all have involved green card applicants who were born in Mexico, a country with limited access to the medication they need.
The failed Republican health care repeal bill would have limited access to quality mental health care for millions of Americans across the country.
Since evacuating nearly a year ago, the tenants have had limited access to their apartments and had to arrange visits through the manager.
But fortunately, home health providers can serve as the primary caregivers for their patients who are homebound and have limited access to transportation.
Transgender Americans in some parts of the country face legal discrimination by employers, limited access to health care, and barriers to important services.
Americans could end up like the Chinese and the Russians, with limited access to information that only the government wants them to see.
About 22 percent of women in the U.S. live in rural areas with very limited access to obstetric care, researchers note in Birth.
Our constitution provides limited access to abortion, but we are not responding to the realities for many women and neither is our law.
But regardless of whether or not a school has reliable electricity, limited access to fresh water keeps many girls out of the classroom.
The artist claimed in the lawsuit that he was "given limited access to Abigail Wexner and her children" during his two-day stay.
The artists also explore the idea of do-it-yourself hormone therapy, intended to provoke a discussion about limited access to such treatment.
One of the first projects was a free service that offers limited access to the internet, including ad-free Facebook and other sites.
"Lower-income women, rural women and women with limited access to health care will be disproportionately affected by these laws," Dr. Horvath said.
Most people in the United States have limited access to reliable public transportation, so driving is often their only realistic means of transportation.
He has also imposed punishing economic sanctions on Iran, trying to cut off its already limited access to international trade, including oil sales.
How do you plan to potentially cook three meals a day for weeks at a time with limited access to the outside world?
When the partner is more isolated, the abuser can escalate the abuse, and the partner will have limited access to their support system.
They limited access to trade officials, conducted negotiations in secret and prevented dissemination of draft documents and positions, even among members of Congress.
Unions have said low staffing has limited access to courses and other activities that can help reduce violence and prevent prisoners from reoffending.
These are the very reasons that states have been able to issue waivers, allowing for more than extremely limited access to food assistance.
With limited access to clean water, some immigrants have been bathing in the Rio Grande River, which is also used as a bathroom.
However, if you're traveling to a place where there may be limited access to safe drinking water, a LifeStraw is a smart investment.
Resources have been cut off As authorities rushed to respond to the damage, they have come up against limited access to important resources.
An auto reply from his email account indicated he would be traveling outside the country with limited access to email until Oct. 29.
Having limited access to the internet and cellphone coverage, McRaven scouted for a signal to make a call to a Washington Post columnist.
On the other hand, progressives concerned about economic justice must understand that limited access to the ballot is an impediment to economic justice.
Non-deliverable forwards are offshore dollar-settled currency derivatives used by investors with limited access to onshore markets to hedge their exposure or speculate.
Because they're portable and safe at room temperature, they're a reasonable choice for people on-the-go or with limited access to fresh foods.
Desperate civilians trapped behind Islamic State lines now face a harrowing situation with little food and water, no electricity and limited access to hospitals.
High prices can be controversial, given that many people in poor countries have limited access to drinking water and environmental worries dog the industry.
The OIG also found that CBP struggled to maintain hygienic conditions in holding cells, with immigrants having limited access to showers and clean clothing.
Urrea, whose installation is placed near one of the city's food deserts, intended for the work to comment on limited access to nutritional food.
On the final day of the term, he then joined the four liberals in rejecting a Texas law that limited access to abortion clinics.
Gamers only have limited access to imported consoles through the so-called grey market, which includes some online vendors on Alibaba's (BABA) Tmall platform.
"The Polish labor market faces increasingly limited access to workers," said Rafal Benecki, a Warsaw-based economist covering central Europe at the ING Bank.
Civilians left behind ISIS lines lack access to clean water and medicine, and many have limited access to food, the United Nations has said.
Some business people also have told Reuters recently that they are worried about more limited access to credit and higher borrowing costs this year.
Given locals' limited access to healthy food, it seems like a noble (if lofty) plan to sell them nut-based burgers at reasonable prices.
The charity's 'concern number one' is potential cholera outbreaks because of the limited access to clean water, and 'widespread' mental health problems, he said.
Most of the countries where abortion is illegal also suffer from widespread poverty and limited access to contraception — huge drivers in the abortion rate.
"Poverty in Africa is also multidimensional, in the sense of limited access to education, health care, housing, potable water and sanitation," the report said.
Fewer than half were operational on Wednesday as limited access to fuel shut down power generators that allowed hospitals to remain up and running.
Women entrepreneurs were more bullish than their male counterparts on some indicators, like revenues and hiring, but remain frustrated by limited access to capital.
The regulators were said to have received limited access to internal data, and reportedly had an Amazon-appointed chaperone with them at all times.
Mobility issues might prevent them from walking a dog or cleaning a litter box, or they may have limited access to a pet store.
Jerry Brown passed a pair of laws aimed at increasing police transparency in a state known for having especially limited access to police records.
Aside from mosquito dispersal, drones have huge potential to help people living in remote places with limited access to hospitals, said Klaptocz of WeRobotics.
Some belong to "hill tribes" living in remote areas with limited access to information about nationality procedures, according to the United Nations refugee agency.
The country has taken in 3.6m Syrian refugees, offering them free public health care and education along with limited access to the labour market.
That means they get limited access to the governmental support normally given to defectors, like free health care, free college enrollment and housing subsidies.
Many of us are now stuck at home with limited access to ingredients, separated from those we'd otherwise be cooking for and eating with.
Ghosn says he was held in isolation, given only limited access to his lawyers and – his biggest complaint – prevented from speaking to his wife.
Despite their country's vast oil wealth, many Iraqis live in poverty or have limited access to clean water, electricity, basic health care and education.
Hospital consolidation has been a real problem in some states, with patients finding limited access to primary care services that hospital conglomerates now dominate.
Limited access to health care may not entirely account for the poor health and the early deaths of so many of your fellow Americans.
It has only limited access to the EU's services market however, and almost none for financial services — a significant contributor to the British economy.
Two weeks after Dorian annihilated much of Grand Bahama, some residents still languish with no electricity, dwindling food and limited access to medical care.
Other major hindrances were difficulty with self-accountability, a lack of support or being surrounded by unmotivated people, and limited access to healthy food.
Heavy fighting has considerably limited access to health care across Afghanistan, with the southern province of Uruzgan already losing almost all its health facilities.
We get to see movies on great screens in ideal settings lot of would-be moviegoers live in places with limited access to theaters.
The prime minister, whose family made their fortune in the Saudi construction industry, had very limited access to his phones, it said on Tuesday.
"We can't be the only solution," Mignone said, also because Libya remains very dangerous and international staff still have very limited access to the country.
State officials have blamed the shortfall on exorbitant taxes placed on the legal pot industry as well as challenges due to limited access to banking.
They have limited access to banking because many financial institutions are leery of the paperwork they are required to file on clients working with marijuana.
In addition to death and injury, migrant workers in the Gulf state face low pay, long working hours, squalid accommodation and limited access to amenities.
When rescuers arrived to the dilapidated mansion, they allegedly discovered 84 dogs living in unsafe and unsanitary conditions, with limited access to food and water.
From the settings, you can configure very limited access to YouTube by adding only individual videos to the launcher's homescreen, playlists, or favorite YouTube channels.
Rather, Facebook appears so focused on growth that it didn't make the effort to create tools that limited access to specifically what the partners needed.
In the other four, limited access to remote areas and a shortage of skilled laborers to run the training programs has stalled reconstruction, Khadka added.
A less-than-honorable discharge means no or limited access to military benefits, such as the GI Bill and healthcare, and hurts their career prospects.
The sanctions limited access to international capital for large Russian banks and certain other businesses, scaring away investors and spooking compliance departments at top banks.
In Idomeni alone, there are around 10,000 people camped at the border in desperate conditions, with limited access to running water, adequate shelter and food.
In the Tornillo tent city, meanwhile, the kids are given workbooks without any formal schooling and have limited access to legal services, the Times reported.
These are largely in FC. This is a high share for a low-rated market where banks have limited access to longer-term FC funding.
In their paper, they call this a "BCI Anonymizer" and compare it to smartphone apps having limited access to personal information stored on your phone.
In rural Guatemala there are stark rates of maternal and neonatal mortality, and limited access to health care of any kind, let alone reproductive care.
People lack access to clean water and medicine, and many have limited access to food, said UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Stephen O'Brien.
Security experts said Tuesday's incident could have been similar to "lone-wolf" assaults carried out by radicalised individuals with limited access to weapons and training.
While it may be convenient for Wheeler to deny the relationship between climate change and limited access to clean water, it is dishonest and irresponsible.
As he waits for trial, Ghosn is likely to face similar conditions to Karpeles: months of confinement with very limited access to other human beings.
With limited access to energy and basic necessities, daily life is a challenge and tens of thousands have found themselves forced to leave the island.
Still, for all the excitement about their potential, social enterprises face multiple challenges in Thailand, including a lack of regulation and limited access to finance.
For example, we have very limited access to the China market, as we have not yet established an operating presence in China to support Snapchat.
The law would also have limited access to prenatal care and contraception, in a country where birth control is increasingly difficult for women to obtain.
The 260-year-old business has been hurt by limited access to El Yunque National Forest, a tropical rain forest that suffered major storm damage.
Research has shown that insurers are more likely to offer limited access to doctor practices in markets where they compete against one or more rivals.
In January, the Trump administration expressed disappointment after the U.K. announced it would allow Huawei to have limited access to some British 5G mobile networks.
This year's wobble in oil prices has been hitting U.S. oil companies, which already have been under pressure from a  limited access to capital markets.
To stem the spread of the virus, many locales have closed beaches, enacted curfews and limited access to bars and restaurants, effectively canceling spring break.
Limited access to the facilities have since been restored, but the city's council members have since questioned the sincerity and legality of the mayor's actions.
Residents of China's rural areas at the time had limited access to health insurance, so many had to pay out-of-pocket for medical expenses.
Limited access to the burned lands, as well as the difficulty of documenting individual animal deaths, complicate efforts to assess the scale of the damage.
In addition to his deteriorating health and limited access to medication, Azimjon Askarov's letters home from prison have noted punishment for detainees after visiting days.
But six years on, Than Ei and others who moved say their incomes are lower than before, and they have only limited access to services.
It was a bold move in the west African country, where women have limited access to property despite providing the vast majority of agricultural labor.
However, the Swiss are no strangers to the speculation, money hoarding, and limited access to information that are the rules of the art world game.
But he and internet minister Mohammad Jahromi have been largely silent about censorship, and have limited access to secure messaging apps like Signal and Crypto.cat.
Take into account the prevalence of sexual violence and marital rape in the area, or the limited access to contraception, especially for adolescents and marginalized groups.
But Wednesday's announcement from the NCIS shows that even inmates were apparently able to pull off such a con with (presumably) limited access to the internet.
Judith Naeff argues that Beirut exists in a prolonged state of "protracted 'presentness' with limited access to past and future" — specifically, a prolonged state of precarity.
Inspectors from a government watchdog group found immigrants also had limited access to showers and clean clothing, with some wearing soiled clothing for days or weeks.
"Some U.S. officials based in Mexico ... noted that limited access to Spanish language eTrace diminished tracing of total firearms seized by Mexican authorities," the report said.
Both U.S. citizens and foreign nationals alike are subject to unwarranted searches and few rights to free speech, and many have limited access to legal counsel.
The true cause of the racial disparity in the nationwide fight against HIV comes down to limited access to treatment and a lack of sex education.
Police limited access to those who could prove they lived along the shoreline road, which was cluttered with debris, uprooted palm trees and fallen power lines.
And children of migrants and indigenous people were also at a higher risk of becoming obese due to rapid cultural changes and limited access to healthcare.
On its own, the sensor can store up to three months of sun exposure data in case you're on vacation with limited access to your devices.
And more than 230 million people in the country (22016 percent of its total population) live in rural areas with limited access to basic health services.
The 1996 Welfare Reform Act cut the number of programs immigrants are eligible for, and limited access to those programs to a smaller set of immigrants.
The ruling also voids a previous decision by an appellate court, which abortion rights activists contend would have severely limited access to abortion services in Texas.
The people living there have limited access to electricity, running water or bathrooms in a place where temperatures in the summer regularly reach 105 degrees Fahrenheit.
Anthropologists have identified rickets outbreaks by examining skeletal remains in places at high latitudes with limited access to sunlight, like some in England, Canada or France.
The company works in rural areas that have limited access to primary health centers and provides clean birth kits to women, in order to prevent infections.
Low income and women of color also have limited access to quality health care services and face numerous obstacles to obtaining reproductive health information and services.
He pointed to the benefit technological innovation in financial services has when it comes to people who have limited access to banking — or none at all.
Hurricane Maria knocked out power on the entire island, meaning residents on the hot and humid island have limited access to clean water and air conditioning.
"In North Korea, there is very limited access to influences from other cultures, for ordinary people, at least, and it's strictly controlled," he told Deutsche Welle.
Reddit limited access to a forum popular with supporters of President Trump on Wednesday, saying that its users had violated rules prohibiting content that incites violence.
The Justice Department has said that some members of Congress will have limited access to a version of the report with only grand jury material redacted.
The change could result in limited access to federal aid — such as food assistance, health assistance and other welfare programs — to millions of low-income Americans.
There are few special education options for deaf children and limited access to public services for adults, especially in the country's many far-flung rural areas.
There are many causes for health illiteracy, among them limited access to primary care, but the epidemic is real, growing and extremely costly at every level.
Payday borrowers often are low-income people who have limited access to other forms of credit to cover their basic needs, such as rent or utilities.
Until recently, the administration largely limited access to the facilities to attorneys representing migrants, while observers had to watch proceedings from the judge's courtroom miles away.
Amnesty International said the death toll had climbed to at least 115, but a confirmed tally was impossible to ascertain given limited access to the country.
In Tamil Nadu, the refugees get free education, healthcare, rations and a modest allowance but they have limited access to jobs and cannot get official documents.
Luo Fuhe, a vice-chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, also said this year that limited access to the internet was harmful to scientists.
To offer universal access to renal replacement therapy without breaking the budget, it limited access to more expensive hemodialysis therapy — paying instead for cheaper peritoneal dialysis.
The watchdog found additional violations of detention policy, such as a lack of hot meals, inadequate access to showers and limited access to a change of clothes.
The administration of medication without consent reflects a larger issue: very limited access to health care and very little autonomy and privacy for those who need it.
In Matamoros, in June, temperatures top 100 degrees, and parents and children alike deal with heat stroke in places where they usually have limited access to water.
In it, Naeff argues that Beirut exists in a prolonged state of "protracted 'presentness' with limited access to past and future" — specifically, a prolonged state of precarity.
He was kept in solitary confinement for much of his three-and-a-half month stay in the Japanese jail, with limited access to the outside world.
The hurricane left the island's hospitals without electricity, and they also had limited access to generators and fuel to operate lifesaving equipment like haemodialysis machines and ventilators.
Excessive costs The rising cost of electricity means manufacture is slowing down, and limited access to electricity is affecting investment decisions and potential growth, according to KPMG.
Experts point out that some of the same challenges exist today for the pilot program, including underserved populations in some areas having limited access to the internet.
Refineries and oil terminals were not affected, but blocked roads limited access to one Showa Shell oil terminal in the city, causing gas and diesel shortages nearby.
Small- and medium-sized Moroccan importers would be most affected in the event of any weakening of the dirham, given their limited access to currency hedging tools.
And children with limited access to treatment also miss more days of school -- impacting their path to productive adulthood -- and affecting the future of the American economy.
Rohingya, who form the majority of residents in Maungdaw, are denied citizenship in Myanmar, face restrictions on their movements and have limited access to healthcare and education.
WINNIPEG/SYDNEY (Reuters) - For decades, Canada's protected dairy sector has riled rival exporters from Asia to Europe who resent having limited access to a wealthy consuming nation.
Outside of big events like the Olympics, most swimmers train at clubs and schools with scant funds, inconsistent training of coaches and limited access to medical specialists.
In recent months, Democrats have had limited access to committee documents, due to what Republicans say is their expressed desire to leak materials and disrupt the investigation.
Alaskans, Oliver reported, still depend on Blockbuster since they have limited access to the kind of internet that can support the rest of the nation's streaming habits.
But when families have limited access to social and economic resources, they struggle to provide their babies with the nurturing experiences and basic needs required to thrive.
Several news outlets, including NBC News, BuzzFeed and the San Jose Mercury News say that Aghdam was angry at YouTube after it limited access to her videos.
The European Union appears to be leaning against striking a special deal for London, instead giving the financial center more limited access to the European single market.
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration on Tuesday expressed disappointment after the U.K. announced it would allow Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei limited access to some British 5G mobile networks.
The $500 per month Atrium membership offered this technology plus limited access to an in-house startup lawyer for consultation, plus access to guide books and events.
An OPEC member, it has vast oil wealth, but many Iraqis live in poverty or have limited access to clean water, electricity, basic health care and education.
He was taken away in a police vehicle to a government-owned hospital in the capital of Kampala with limited access to his family, the lawyer said.
Under Mr. Pai's proposal, telecom companies would effectively be allowed to sell you a basic internet plan that might include only limited access to Google and email.
From behind bars, cut off from culture and with limited access to the internet, Titch is able to put the phenomenon of Stormzy's success better than anyone.
China Labor Watch says the defendants have had very limited access to lawyers, and that the authorities have pressured the lawyers not to speak about the case.
Advocates argued that the ban limited access to information and was a violation of free speech, while the government claimed that content on Wikipedia threatened national security.
The self-organizing plant hypothesis stems from theories of plant competition, and the observation that grasses growing in areas with limited access to water exhibit distinctive growth patterns.
The community hubs will offer training in digital skills, media literacy and online safety to groups with limited access to technology, including old people, the young and refugees.
"Countries are highly indebted, with limited access to financing due to their middle-income status ... The task of rebuilding is beyond us," he told the conference on Tuesday.
The press has had limited access to its ubiquitous Google car prototypes, the modified Pacificas and Lexus SUVs, and the engineers and designers charged with building its program.
That's especially relevant for Bukalapak's home country because a large portion of the Indonesian population has limited access to financial services, Rasyid said at Innovfest Unbound in Singapore.
Reuters Health - So-called narrow-network insurance plans created by the Affordable Care Act (ACA) offer only limited access to mental health care, a recent U.S. study suggests.
Google is aiming the new feature at emerging markets that have limited access to data, and it's rolling out to 100 countries, including India, Nigeria, Indonesia, and Brazil.
"However as women are not recognized as farmers and do not own land, they have limited access to government schemes and credit, restricting their agricultural productivity," it said.
Image: NPSAnimals who have become isolated on small islands with limited access to food are subject to an evolutionary process known as insular dwarfism (humans are no exception).
Both ride-hailing firms have launched health transportation services, partnering with physician groups, health systems and insurers to provide transportation for patients who have limited access to it.
Another worry is that foreign companies might be less inclined to invest in Britain if it leaves the EU, and has more limited access to the single market.
The growth-stage companies, looking at raising Series B/C/D rounds have had limited access to capital given the lack of global funds operating in the region.
But relations soured this week when the EU granted Swiss stock exchanges only limited access to the bloc, prompting Swiss threats of retaliation for what it called discrimination.
The funds will help tackle low yields, lack of seed capital to set up agro-factories, low-level adoption of technology and limited access to markets, it said.
Since surrendering to U.S. forces, he has been held in an undisclosed location in Iraq, with limited access to the rights and prerogatives of the U.S. court system.
Due to widespread malnutrition, the ability of mothers to breastfeed has been greatly diminished and, with limited access to clean water, formula feeding is unsafe if not impossible.
Poor sanitation, as well as a low vaccination rate among Rohingya who had limited access to healthcare in Myanmar, meant flooding would likely bring disease, the IDC said.
More than 100,000 civilians, of whom half are children, are trapped in its old fragile houses with little food, water, medicine, no electricity and limited access to clinics.
The hotel is located near Bocachica on Tierra Bomba, a largely undeveloped area with high unemployment, limited access to education, unpaved roads and scarce running water or electricity.
While Trump said he would give up control of his business during his presidency, he would still have limited access to information, such as profit and loss statements.
Acknowledging the importance of technological knowledge for reentry, the department has been working to provide more technology to prisoners, including Windows 10 and limited access to the internet.
Children fleeing violence or unrest have only limited access to education: Only 50% of refugee children are enrolled in primary education, and only 25% are in secondary school.
For places like Worsted Lodge — a sparsely populated area where farm animals easily outnumber residents — drones could fill an underserved niche of people with limited access to stores.
The Boy Scouts has offered girls limited access to some programs before, but it has never before welcomed them into its core Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts programs.
But it also comes with risks that could erode the practice of medicine, especially for patients who might already have limited access to health care resources and physicians.
Earlier this month it suspended almost all nonessential travel for eight weeks for DOD personnel and families, limited access to military installations and canceled or scaled back exercises.
Speaking on a New York radio program on Wednesday, Cuomo signaled he would allow federal immigration authorities to have limited access to a Department of Motor Vehicles database.
Live vaccines also need to be kept cool, so they don't travel well, which means they can't be used in regions with limited access to refrigerators, for instance.
People who live with mental illness do have longer odds on experiencing happiness than their healthy counterparts, but this is because they have more limited access to care.
Limited access to the public equity markets to raise growth capital makes access to a range of liquidity sources important in terms of funding assets and managing liabilities.
"Unlike the European model, which only collects photographs and only provides limited access to domestic law enforcement agencies," Stoddart wrote, the American system links to a much wider database.
Reporters have been given incredibly limited access to the over 100 detention facilities currently operated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, a branch of the Department of Homeland Security.
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will allow China's Huawei Technologies limited access to the next generation of mobile network, known as 5G, the Daily Telegraph reported on Tuesday, without citing sources.
On Wednesday, the social network announced changes to its API, indicating that developers of third-party apps will have more limited access to data from both Facebook and Instagram.
As STI numbers go up year after year, experts have pointed to budget cuts in treatment and prevention programs, and the resulting clinic closures that limited access to healthcare.
Up to 200,000 people live close to the frontline, under threat from fighting, with limited access to humanitarian aid and basic services - unable or unwilling to abandon their homes.
The report's authors cite lack of health insurance, limited access to health services, stigma and distrust of health providers as possible contributors to racial disparities in American HIV care.
Scientists have speculated that their miniaturized characteristics were the result of insular dwarfism, which happens to animals that have become isolated on small islands with limited access to food.
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) put the number at about 100,000, many of them lacking income and with only limited access to drinking water and healthcare.
Currently, Growing North is working on lowering that cost through in-house research and development which would make project implementation in smaller communities with limited access to funds, possible.
The kits have been adapted since launching to meet the needs of young girls, many of whom are growing up in areas with limited access to water and soap.
For better, and for worse, Wall Street serves as an innovation hub of financial services products; smaller banks have limited access to pioneering entrepreneurs and must forage for partners.
The country lacks sufficient seasonal rains, has limited access to farming areas and facing rising costs of agricultural supplies, a report by a U.N. food agency said in January.
If the Euribor five challenge and lose an extradition battle, they risk being refused bail and preparing for trial in custody with limited access to legal advice, lawyers say.
These were the Pinochet years, so many foreign magazines were banned and Chilean architecture students had limited access to what was going on in the rest of the world.
Unfortunately, many of these parts of the world are less able to adapt to worsening heat waves as well, with limited access to air conditioning and unreliable electrical grids.
Studying vitamin D deficiencies in teeth, she said, could reveal information about limited access to sunlight among certain populations as a result of labor roles, culture or social status.
Her aesthetic is informed by her fascination with fashion history — something that she had only limited access to in China, where many garments were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution.
Somehow, the character of John Rambo has entered the folklore of the Kamula people on the island nation of Papua New Guinea, despite limited access to film and television.
Instead, it has suggested that Britain's banks be treated under "equivalence arrangements," which provide limited access to the union's financial markets for what are known as third country partners.
Women who survive find themselves pregnant or sick, with limited access to even the most basic health care, including birth control, to which 225 million women want access worldwide.
Plus, having knowledge that a patient, for example, has limited access to nutritious food — which could lead to serious and costly conditions like diabetes — is just the first step.
The European Union did not send a full-fledged observer mission, saying that the Angolan government wanted to impose restrictions, including limited access to polling stations around the country.
As a result, they are considered outsiders — even if they have lived in cities for decades — and have limited access to health care, schools, pensions and other social benefits.
Access to test kits has been reserved for those with the most severe symptoms, and reports suggest hospitals in affected areas outside Wuhan also have limited access to them.
American and European companies say that complex laws and a limited access to Chinese consumers make it more difficult to do business there, according to The New York Times.
Tim Mead, the Angels' longtime vice president for communications, said Japanese reporters were used to limited access to players because they are not allowed in clubhouses in their country.
Current and former officials told Reuters on Friday that in an effort to reduce leaks to the media, the White House has limited access to its classified computer systems.
China is the top global consumer of raw materials and has some of the world's most liquid commodities futures markets, but foreign companies have limited access to these markets.
Fitch believes the association's capital is more susceptible to shocks than industry peers due to its higher concentration risk, small absolute capital base and limited access to new capital.
Such flexible terms, along with the reduced costs of shared infrastructure, lower the barriers to business entry or expansion, particularly for entrepreneurs with limited access to capital or credit.
The same would be true if it tried to emulate Switzerland, which has more independence of the E.U. than Norway but also more limited access to the single market.
He said from Wednesday until Friday night, protesters had limited access to bathrooms and were forced to use buckets, creating a stench in the space that hasn't fully disappeared.
While foreign women have been allowed limited access to matches, Iranian women have been banned from stadiums when men's teams have been playing since the Islamic revolution in 1979.
She thinks this pollution may impact this population because it faces several obstacles that harm their health, including poorer housing conditions, worse diets and more limited access to health care.
The company opened access to an ad archive API last month, via which it provides rate-limited access to a keyword search tool that lets researchers query historical ad data.
While foreign women have been allowed limited access to matches in Iran, Iranian women have been banned from stadiums when men's teams are playing since the Islamic revolution in 1979.
Facebook says it's making Instagram more usable offline in order to improve the experience for users in countries where there's either unreliable service or limited access to consistent internet connections.
It gives UK banks, insurers and asset managers limited access to European financial markets after a transition period that starts in March and is due to end in December 2020.
The report is critical of Sri Lanka and India, which have periodically shut down or limited access to the internet in response to the outbreak of ethnic and religious conflict.
People who are poor or marginalised due to gender, age, ethnicity or religious identity are also more likely to have limited access to proper water and sanitation, the report noted.
The stories from inside a besieged Syrian town where thousands are starving after months with limited access to food have begun to emerge after aid workers were finally allowed in.
For black patients in America, who have traditionally faced a history of barriers and disadvantages in health care, those factors might also include having limited access to care or medications.
At a time when an estimated 3 million American teens use e-cigarettes, the FDA is doing what it can to make sure teens have limited access to the devices.
The list of pre-existing conditions is extensive, and just about everyone will know someone (or be someone) who would have limited access to health insurance if the AHCA passes.
"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.
In 2015, the Obama administration took a first step toward reversing this ban by creating a Second Chance pilot program offering limited access to Pell Grants through 64 participating colleges.
Asked if the agency had needlessly complicated life for villagers who have limited access to transportation, telephones and the internet for information, Mr. Gyawali said he did not think so.
The epidemic drew attention to the living conditions in West Point, where most people have limited access to water and use wooden toilets that hang on stilts over the river.
In many rural villages, limited access to water has resulted in near-daily negotiations about how the little available should be shared and used, and how more might be acquired.
Because their requests for asylum have been rejected, they have limited access to the labor market, and have been told that at some unspecified point they will have to leave.
Hundreds of children per week — more than 1,600 so far — have been bused to an unregulated camp in the desert, where there's no schooling and limited access to legal aid.
Compton, despite growing revitalization efforts, continues to be one of the most economically underserved communities in the United States, leaving its residents with limited access to educational and economic resources.
However, the system was not designed to detect crossing traffic and is only intended for use on freeways or highways where there is limited access to crossing or entering cars.
Telemedicine technology will continue to be used most frequently in areas that already have limited access to doctors, and these areas will likely have overlap with communities of limited resources.
While foreign women have been allowed limited access to matches, Iranian women have been banned from stadiums when men's teams have been playing since just after the 1979 Islamic revolution.
In response, Buttigieg agreed to release his list of "bundlers" — those who funnel large sums of money to campaigns — and began giving limited access to reporters to his private fundraisers.
Meanwhile, the U.K. granted Chinese telecoms giant limited access to its 5G network on Tuesday, defying pressure from the U.S. to shut the company out over alleged national security concerns.
In addition, it has weaker credit metrics, more limited access to liquidity and, in contrast to Russian peers, material exposure to FX risks, which substantially reduces the company's financial flexibility.
So much of what the tech and tech-enabled industries (which is pretty much everything now) do, we can do with limited access to one another, or even limited connectivity.
If North Korea is, in fact, battling an outbreak, the country and its neighbors could be in trouble, since sanctions on the country have limited access to proper medical resources.
"Hello my friend, Miss Megan" she began her voice memos, describing in polite but halting English how she was able to provide for her family despite limited access to food.
Congress, along with Health and Human Services, could identify the counties in the country with the highest rates of overdose death and where there is limited access to treatment providers.
Gottlieb, who has made faster approvals of cheaper generic medicines a priority, said this should be true even in cases where there is limited access to drugs for safety reasons.
But if I didn't know how to cook or if I lived in an area with limited access to fresh produce, I could see how difficult this challenge could be.
Female FARC fighters must navigate a minefield of issues regarding sex, sexuality, and reproductive health—such as limited access to birth control, potential harassment from male peers, and double standards.
The population in the Islamic State-held enclave live in harrowing conditions, running low on food, water and medicine, and with limited access to hospitals, the United Nations said on Sunday.
They have limited access to economic necessities like broadband, which they need to finish their education, look for a job, start a business or sell what they grow to the world.
But lack of access to market fish prices, limited access to financial services and health risks resulting from poor hygiene and little educational resources hinder the growth of these business owners.
Besides physical abuse and limited access to healthcare and education, the 60,000 or more migrant children living in construction site camps are particularly vulnerable to child labor, according to the report.
That is squeezing out Indian cell and module makers, many of which have inferior technology, depend on imports of raw materials, have limited access to cheap loans and operate below capacity.
Under military occupation and with limited access to the land that formed the basis of many food practices, this generation lost touch with the diversity of foods that formed their cuisine.
There have already been 28,20163 cases of cholera reported in 2016, and that number is expected to increase dramatically, especially in areas of the country with limited access to clean water.
Plus, it's even working on a way for people to be able to log in directly via text message, since in some parts of the world there's limited access to Facebook.
The Ghent University researchers hope that this process will revolutionize the way we treat waste, while helping rural areas and developing countries with limited access to clean drinking water, Reuters reports.
Tens of millions of workers are employed by small employers with no HR department, and tens of millions more workers are employed as 1099 contractors with limited access to HR resources.
Sources told had told Reuters last month that U.S. seed company Monsanto had given its German suitor limited access to its books after turning down a sweetened $64 billion takeover offer.
The vast majority of those who grew up with grunge had only limited access to it; it could not be drawn up on your screen at the touch of a finger.
"There is very limited access to therapists that do this type of treatment," she said, but the study shows that learning some of these methods to practice at home is effective.
Puerto Ricans living without water, communication Residents also have limited access to cell signal, causing panic among families at home and abroad who have been unable to contact their loved ones.
The article concludes: For places like Worsted Lodge — a sparsely populated area where farm animals easily outnumber residents — drones could fill an underserved niche of people with limited access to stores.
For years mid-sized miners with limited access to capital had turned to these companies to fund construction of typically middling assets, often deemed not lucrative enough to woo top miners.
Not only do people have limited access to the code that determines key facets of their lives, but the bar to understanding the "reasoning" of algorithms and data sets is high.
Jewish leaders have said its message has spread through grass-roots activism and has found a foothold largely because many Hasidim have limited access to the internet or rigorous scientific research.
He was then whisked away in a police vehicle to a government-owned hospital in the city with limited access to his family, one of his attorneys, Erias Lukwago, told CNN.
The report, which was publicly released today, found problems like standing room only cells, children with limited access to clean clothes and hot meals, and some with no access to showers.
A little something called "mate deprivation," which states that "males with limited access to females are more likely to display this behaviour (namely, sex with other species)," according to the study.
Perkins was the first federal student loan program, but it limited access to loans because it relied on individual universities to set up their own programs partly with their own resources.
Again and again, she chose to work in demanding environments in neighborhoods of New York City where people had limited access to medical care, places that few young doctors enthusiastically pursue.
"This new rule isn't a public health issue, it was put into place strategically to burden clinics and women financially, thereby decreasing already dangerously limited access to safe, legal abortion," Chupik wrote.
The sentiment was at the front of many immigrants' minds as Hurricane Florence tore through North Carolina, leaving residents — including many migrant workers — stranded, with limited access to shelter and basic necessities.
For workers like Jaramillo and Chavez, in a precarious labor position and with limited access to outside information, leaving camps for a few days to wait out a storm can be daunting.
But it could possibly strengthen the pro-choice case that HB2 had no medical benefit for women, and that it limited access to abortion so severely that it violated women's constitutional rights.
"The paper demonstrates that by taking a public health approach to a complicated medical condition, we can really serve the people in this country who have limited access to care," she said.
" Opera is marketing the app as "especially relevant on campuses and workplaces," where Wi-Fi provided by one institution or another may have limited access to "social ­media and video ­streaming websites.
There's the lack of physical examination, limited access to patient records, decrease in privacy and lack of a patient-provider relationship that may lead to lower-quality care, according to the study.
She wasn't alone: An estimated one in four women experiences severe intimate partner violence, and limited access to money can be a leading factor in why many women stay in their relationships.
Goal: Provide free or heavily discounted admission to major TechCrunch events for schools or organizations working to promote computer science and careers in tech to people with limited access to those opportunities.
Due to limited access to some of its computer systems, Maersk, which handles one out of seven containers shipped worldwide, also has problems processing orders taken just before the breakdown, Clerc said.
A generation of Venezuelan children could suffer developmental problems stemming from poor nutrition in the country, which is plagued by soaring prices, chronic food shortages and limited access to healthcare, she said.
Those who decide not to run the risk of fleeing are living in fear of getting killed or wounded in their homes, with little food and water and limited access to healthcare.
The bankruptcy petition came after Grupo OAS struggled with the impact of a corruption probe at government-controlled oil producer PetrĂłleo Brasileiro SA and other state companies that limited access to financing.
Limited access to birth control will mean an increase in unwanted pregnancies and, in places where abortion access isn't severely restricted, an increase in the number of people who seek abortion services.
But the firm needs to ensure it will still be able to serve clients in the EU once Britain leaves the bloc and may have limited access to the EU's single market.
But the current early childhood workforce system is failing our youngest students by leaving teachers with too little pay — and limited access to the resources they need to shape enriching learning environments.
Although most of Falluja's population is believed to have fled during six months of siege, 50,000 people are still thought to be trapped inside with limited access to food, water or healthcare.
There are between 120,000 and 400,000 Roma in Ukraine who face poverty and discrimination, with limited access to justice and their property rights barely protected, according to the European Roma Rights Centre.
So in some ways, the STD increases across the country may have less to do with a changing sexual landscape, and more to do with more limited access to sexual health care.
Weakened health facilities and limited access to medicine in Yemen have spurred an "unprecedented increase" in cholera cases, according to Geert Cappelaere, UNICEF's regional director for the Middle East and North Africa.
People in third class, who were segregated because they had to be screened by immigration officials when they arrived in the United States, had limited access to other parts of the ship.
Beyond the fact that some of those pictured here do have limited access to various water and power supplies, the phrase suggests a total exit from society and a life of isolation.
Despite the country's economic advances, women are among the most excluded groups in India, with many stuck in low-paid or unpaid domestic work and with limited access to their own money.
I tried to explain the situation in here and had to tell her that soon, a time may come when I will have no access, or very limited access, to the phones.
Disruptions in the supply chain could result in limited access to these drugs with health-damaging effects for people in the U.S. Past quarantines have resulted in public mistrust, violence, and xenophobia.
But racial tension in South Central Los Angeles, especially in the early 1990s, was fraught between these demographic groups, both caught in a system of limited access to economic and social resources.
SoCalGas has only limited access to fuel at Aliso Canyon following a massive methane leak from the facility, located in the Porter Ranch area of Los Angeles, between October 2015-February 153.
Travelers should remember that there is limited access to adequate medical care in affected areas, and older adults and people with underlying health conditions may be at increased risk for severe disease.
While those who had very limited access to TV preferred women with a higher Body Mass Index (BMI), the researchers said in a statement, those who often watched TV preferred thinner women.
Then we can market it to the rest of the developing world, particularly the 1.6 billion people without access to electricity and the other 1.2 billion that have limited access to electricity.
Gabon's government was placed under renewed international pressure when the European Union complained on Saturday that its elections observer mission had been granted "very limited access" to the court's review of results.
Although most of Fallujah's population is believed to have fled during six months of siege, 50,000 people are still thought to be trapped inside with limited access to food, water or healthcare.
It is strictly catering to people in tier-two and tier-three markets — often dubbed as India 2 and India 3 — who have relatively limited access to the internet, and lower financial power.
The bill aims to provide support for women-led ventures in developing countries and help them overcome barriers to economic growth, such as gender-based violence and limited access to education and healthcare.
What makes this revelation worse, Republican lawmakers say, is that the Obama administration may have at best misled — and at worst, deliberately lied — about granting Iran limited access to the US financial system.
Of course, those companies (including Samsung, LG and even OnePlus) may be putting the cart before the horse, with wireless carriers providing extremely limited access to the tech through the end of 2019.
Fitch assesses IY's and TB's largest exposures as moderate risk working-capital loans to manufacturing companies, while UB's are somewhat higher-risk due to weaker underwriting and limited access to higher-quality borrowers.
The address had been seen as a key opportunity for Lam to begin to remedy some of the perceived factors behind the unrest, such as widespread inequality and limited access to public housing.
Her address had been seen as a key opportunity for Lam to begin to remedy some of the perceived factors behind the unrest, such as widespread inequality and limited access to public housing.
Fitch believes Co-op Money NZ's capital is more susceptible to shocks than that of broader industry peers due to its significant concentration, small absolute capital base and limited access to new capital.
While the service had already offered some limited access to locals in select markets, this expansion brings 200 more stations across the U.S. to its service, including ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC stations.
Save the Children says close to one million children were affected by the cyclone and many are now living in tents, schools or temporary settlements with limited access to clean water or sanitation.
The area has long been classified as a "food desert"; a neighborhood with limited access to fresh, healthy food and full-service markets—and the blocks surrounding Jackfruit Cafe are are no exception.
Why it matters: There are more than 21 million cases of typhoid fever every year, killing more than 200,000 people annually — mostly in countries with poor sanitation and limited access to clean water.
The talks come amid PDVSA's limited access to credit due to U.S. sanctions that have disrupted its oil purchases and bank guarantees for crude deliveries, making the country more dependent on barter deals.
Russia wanted to borrow yuan by the end of 2016, what was seen as a step toward Moscow's ambition of using Asian debt markets to compensate for its limited access to Western funding.
Such business decisions by broadband providers would have created fast and slow lanes on the internet, subjecting businesses and consumers to extra charges and limited access to content online, the F.C.C. has argued.
The supply of gas available to consumers is tighter-than-usual this year because SoCalGas has only limited access to the fuel in its Aliso Canyon storage field in the Los Angeles area.
The Affordable Care Act lifted yearly and lifetime caps on payouts, however, limited access to providers and expensive co-pays are key barriers to people with bipolar disorder remaining in treatment long term.
However, in a few months, many investors will only be able to receive limited access to retirement advice from their financial advisors due to the new regulations from the Department of Labor (DOL).
Today I practice medicine in the Bay Area with the National Health Service Corps, which allows me to work in underserved communities with patient populations that have limited access to health-care services.
Penelope is a frustrating character — it's not entirely clear why she doesn't simply send the suitors away or marry one of them, and the poem offers limited access to her thoughts and feelings.
The latest offensive is causing alarm among international aid organizations over the humanitarian situation in the city, where more than 50,000 civilians remain trapped with limited access to water, food and health care.
United States consular staff members have been given only limited access to the Americans in Turkish prisons and have not been able to visit the Turkish-Americans, such as Mr. Golge, at all.
There's a also a neat historical symmetry at play: In 1978, near the end of his first term in office, Mr. Brown signed a bill that significantly limited access to officers' personnel records.
The Facebook chief executive's speech was also scrutinized by developers, many of whom have been hit hard by how the company has limited access to its users' information after the Cambridge Analytica revelations.
A notice on the CDC's website Monday evening urged travelers to "avoid all nonessential travel to South Korea," citing limited access to medical services in areas where the coronavirus outbreak has been reported.
The plan calls for toll exemptions for certain groups: emergency vehicles, vehicles transporting people with disabilities, and people who have an "identifiable hardship" or limited access to medical facilities within the congestion zone.
Delta limited access to its Delta Sky Club airport lounges to qualifying members flying Delta that day; previously elite level fliers could use the lounges even if they were flying on a competitor.
Getting Your Period While Camping Getting your period while camping or hiking can be tricky because you might have limited access to plumbing — and you might be carrying all your stuff in a backpack.
"Voters have very limited access to information, independent news coverage, and non-government-controlled commentary about all the candidates and parties contesting the elections," Human Rights Watch said in a report in early June.
About 100,000 civilians remain trapped in harrowing conditions behind Islamic State lines in Mosul, with little food, water and medicine and limited access to hospitals, the United Nations refugee agency UNHCR said on Friday.
Large infrastructure projects such as mines, dams, and commercial plantations have forced others from their lands, and they have limited access to public services, according to the rights group Kachin Women's Association Thailand (KWAT).
With limited access to the tvOS file system (thanks, Apple), third-party apps are the key to getting your content up on the big screen, and these are the best ones for the job.
In an email, CEO and co-founder Dedi Gilad told TechCrunch that the company also targets rural areas that have limited access to healthcare facilities or are affected by the global shortage of physicians.
It aims to provide support for women-led ventures in developing countries and help women overcome gender-related barriers to economic growth, such as gender-based violence and limited access to education and healthcare.
Though the Chinese government has provided limited access to journalists and foreign diplomats in strictly guided tours of the facilities, access to Xinjiang is tightly controlled, amid growing surveillance and a prominent police presence.
Beyond the geopolitical forces at play, asylum seekers are left stranded in Mexico with diminished chances of winning their case because they can't prepare and have limited access to attorneys, according to the lawsuit.
Prisoners in northern Quebec are being subjected to "deplorable" conditions, everything from overcrowding to limited access to water and around-the-clock cell confinement, according to a scathing new report from the province's ombudsman.
In some cases, health insurers have restricted or limited access to patients with a form of the disease that's considered less severe or those who seek treatment with both Zolgensma and Spinraza, he said.
Women and girls in Afghanistan continue to face persistent discrimination, violence, street harassment, forced and child marriage, severe restrictions on working and studying outside the home, and limited access to justice, the UN says.
We haven't outlawed cars, but we have required safety modifications (seatbelts, airbags) and limited access to them (licenses, bans after drunken driving) in ways that have sharply reduced the fatality rate per miles driven.
OTTAWA — Across Canada, provincial health authorities have limited access to coronavirus tests to conserve resources, even as the World Health Organization calls on nations to expand testing to slow the spread of the disease.
The composition of the alloys used by the Robecchi foundry in 1941 and 1942 varied significantly — some higher in tin, others higher in zinc — possibly reflecting the limited access to metals during the war.
Although I do believe modern technology has brought many innovations and improvements to society, teenagers should have limited access to it as they figure out who they are and how they fit into society.
"These children already had limited access to protection and essential services, so the intensifying conflict has only amplified the risks that they face," said Fore, calling on authorities to pursue safe alternatives to detention.
Five years ago, during the last Congress, the government limited access to Google — it was banned completely in 2014 — as well as restricting access to U.S. publications like the New York Times and Bloomberg.
The Canadian dollar gained after sources said Ottawa was ready to offer the United States limited access to the Canadian dairy market as a concession in negotiations to remake the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The inquiry, led by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, has interviewed witnesses in private and limited access to the testimonies to only members who serve on three House committees: Intelligence, Oversight and Foreign Affairs.
Coastal villages are particularly vulnerable, experts say, because they have limited access to markets, the natural resources they rely on become degraded over time, and they depend on a single source of income, usually fishing.
The low price point is clearly a play at consumers — who have thus far had limited access to comparable technology — as is the camera's point-and-shoot interface, which promises shooting with a single click.
The central bank said that the remaining 400 billion yuan released by the RRR cut will help smaller banks, which have limited access to the medium-term lending facility, to lend more to small firms.
All told, it claims to reach 450 million users, most of whom likely interact with Alipay, but Ant Financial puts focus on enabling people in remote areas who have limited access to traditional financial services.
Austin now has an HIV prevalence rate of approximately four percent, which is comparable to that found Nigeria and Cameroon, where HIV spreads among poor people who have limited access to treatment or prevention services.
However, reports of over-subscription and limited access to those in need are trickling out about the NHS PrEP trial, and it's not surprising that, while awareness of HIV may be high, understanding is low.
Washington says Huawei is a national security risk here Britain's National Security Council, chaired by Johnson's predecessor Theresa May, had decided in principle to give Huawei limited access to sensitive parts of the 5G network.
Doctors told the paper that the country is ill-equipped to handle the TB surge due to limited access to antibiotics, as well as doctors and nurses, many of whom have fled to other countries.  
Rather than rely on the United States, China envisions access to hundreds of millions new consumers in the landlocked regions of Central Asia and Africa who hitherto had limited access to trade or consumer products.
In Cambodia, despite earning the minimum wage and supplementing their income with overtime, researcher found that most workers were still short of money, which meant they had limited access to quality food and medical care.
This not only helps traditional video providers innovate faster, but it also opens up new opportunities for startups, government agencies, schools, and multinational enterprises that, before today, had limited access to premium-quality video technology.
Women in Kenya have limited access to land tenure, education, and employment opportunities in the country, according to the United States Agency for International Development, which is responsible for aid and development in other countries.
As Borgaonkar mentioned, much of this is because these apps typically only have limited access to a host phone's capabilities; meaning that for more effective countermeasures, developers may need additional support from mobile operators themselves.
India's government has put in place a strict lockdown to try to stem the spread of the deadly virus among its 1.3 billion people, many of whom have no savings and limited access to healthcare.
Their "out of office" replies are carefully constructed to let you know that they have limited access to email, so many apologies if it takes more than five minutes for them to respond to you.
TIMIKA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Limited access to the giant Grasberg copper mine in eastern Indonesia is expected to resume on Monday, its operator said, after hundreds of former workers blockaded the site and clashed with police.
He said he thought his limited access to screens as a kid "was valuable because [he] spent a lot of time just building stuff and reading or whatever" — a lesson he hopes to pass on.
At a news conference on Monday, Mr. Hironaka said he had proposed to the court that, as a condition of his bail, Mr. Ghosn be kept under guard and have limited access to outside information.
In that petition Buckeye is now proposing to allow the western section of the pipeline to move in both directions, though not at the same time, giving East Coast refiners limited access to the Pittsburgh market.
CNN reported that a team of lawyers, doctors and advocates found what they called major health and hygiene problems at detention facilities, including a lack of soap, limited access to showers and a shortage of beds.
Creating a future that's bright and safe for all is at the heart of GravityLight – the lamp that's lighting areas of the world with limited access to electricity using the power of (you guessed it) gravity.
"The imposition of a rate cap would jeopardize physician participation, leading to health plans with limited access to care for patients," said Sean Graham, director of legislative and political affairs for the Washington State Medical Association.
The inquiry, led by House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, has interviewed witnesses in private and limited access to the testimonies to members who serve on three House committees: Intelligence, Oversight and Foreign Affairs.
KUNDUZ, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Fighting in the northern Afghan city of Kunduz has led to a "rapidly deteriorating" humanitarian situation, officials said on Thursday, leaving thousands of people with limited access to food, water, or medical care.
Without a cell phone, and limited access to news, Furman spoke tersely about capital punishment that is most actively applied today in the U.S. South, while 31 states still have a death penalty on the books.
Called the Call of Duty: Black Ops III multiplayer starter kit, the new version gives you limited access to the multiplayer portion of the first-person shooter for the much more wallet-friendly price of $14.99.
Hundreds of thousands in the rebel-held areas of Aleppo are cut off from food and water while the 220006 million living in the government-held areas of the city have limited access to aid deliveries.
Under this bill, farmworker children and their families would be working with some of the most toxic products on the market with limited access to information about what they're exposed to and how to protect themselves.
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.
Trump's comments alarmed White House officials so much that they limited access to a memo of the meeting to a small circle of aides who had top-secret clearance, The Post reported, citing three former officials.
The influx of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya also created perfect conditions for the disease to spread, as the refugees are forced to live in close quarters with poor sanitation and limited access to health care.
A short-term tax cut for the middle class will not outweigh the costs of decaying public infrastructure, sinking American educational standards, and limited access to basic necessities like food, housing, and utilities for poor families.
In the city of Piedras Negras, officials rounded up hundreds of migrants who arrived in a caravan in recent weeks and kept them under tight watch in a shelter with limited access to outsiders, advocates say.
As a condition of his release, Mr. Ghosn will be kept under guard and have limited access to outside information, according to his lawyer Junichiro Hironaka, who is famous for winning acquittals in notorious criminal cases.
Given the conditions in which incarcerated people live — limited access to soap and water; shared bathrooms, mess halls and living quarters — this population is especially vulnerable to the virus, and largely unable to prevent its spread.
Republicans in control of Congress at the time took a pass, and Democrats believe Ms. Sewell's bill could help counteract a new wave of election laws across the South that have limited access to the polls.
Fleury will not be tasked with saving a franchise from bankruptcy as Lemieux did, but he will be a prominent part of building hockey in a region where many children have limited access to ice rinks.
In interviews with 18 Texas women who'd tried to self-induce their abortions, researchers from the Texas Policy Evaluation Project reported that the women were mostly driven by their limited access to money, transportation, and clinics.
But its 100,000 indigenous people - about 2% of the 5 million-strong population - with limited access to roads, electricity or health care, also need help to adapt to a hotter, wetter world with less predictable weather.
But its 100,000 indigenous people - about 2% of the 5 million-strong population - with limited access to roads, electricity or health care, also need help to adapt to a hotter, wetter world with less predictable weather.
The military has in the past announced numerous rescues of people kidnapped by Boko Haram, but it generally offers few details about the operations and provides limited access to journalists seeking to independently verify the claims.
That acceleration in pace — impossible to verify until experts get beyond the limited access to North Korean facilities that ended years ago — explains why President Trump and his aides fear they are running out of time.
As is characteristic of DSLRs, the SL3 has an impressive battery life, which — in addition to its compact size — makes it all the more portable, especially if you're traveling somewhere with limited access to electrical outlets.
Immigration advocates criticized the conditions at the Homestead facility, noting that minors there were not allowed to hug and had limited access to speak to their parents, and that conditions were overall not favorable to children.
On Tuesday, Canadian sources with direct knowledge of Ottawa's negotiating strategy said Canada is ready to offer the United States limited access to the Canadian dairy market as a concession in the negotiations to rework NAFTA.
The Turkish authorities gave her only limited access to evidence, allowing her to listen to about 45 minutes of the seven hours of recordings they had of Saudi officials in the period around Mr. Khashoggi's death.
Health officials attempting to control Yemen's outbreak believe the crisis could have been preventable, but was exacerbated by limited access to aid, crippled medical facilities, and damaged transport infrastructure that prevented sick people from seeking treatment abroad.
Ed Royce, aims to provide support for women-led ventures in developing countries and help them overcome gender-related barriers to economic growth, such as facing gender-based violence and having limited access to education and healthcare.
Latino Republicans are increasingly frustrated with their limited access to the White House, telling BuzzFeed News the White House's Hispanic outreach has been ineffective and laying blame on the official who is running point on coalition building.
The latest offensive is causing alarm among international aid organization over the humanitarian situation in the city, where more than 203,000 civilians remain trapped in the city center, with limited access to water, food and health care.
Some Americans object to putting the country's current system of migrant camps on the same list, despite the fact that people report deplorable conditions in these facilities, including lack of food and limited access to clean water.
Click here to view original GIFScreenshot: David CarlsonWalled Garden Web BrowsingBefore the web came along, companies like America Online and Prodigy were offering people limited access to the internet with their own special portals to curated content.
The WFP says recurrent climate-related disasters, poverty, poor access to water, a fragile economic environment, liquidity challenges, low agricultural output, limited access to markets and HIV and AIDS are the major causes of hunger in Zimbabwe.
The 26-minute documentary, directed by Rayka Zehtabchi and produced by India's Guneet Monga, focuses on rural women in Uttar Pradesh state who start a sanitary pad business after generations of limited access to basic hygiene products.
Worse-than-expected oil prices, limited access to foreign financial markets and lack of funds to revive the economy have forced the finance ministry to redraft the budget, initially based on oil prices of $266.2800 per barrel.
Why it matters: Dollar General avoided the struggles of the broader retail industry by focusing on poor, rural communities overlooked by Walmart, which are home to customers living paycheck-to-paycheck with limited access to credit cards.
"Often, individuals were in holding cells for several days at a time, where they were unable to contact family, friends or employers and had limited access to food and personal items," the Justice Department said in December.
It's a demonstration that AI can operate at "superhuman" levels in situations with multiple actors and limited access to information, and could be applied anywhere from self-driving car technology to negotiations, Brown said in an interview.
There are over a billion people in the country, and more than 800 million of them live in rural areas with limited access to the internet — less than a third of the population is online at all.
The authors of the new study suspect H. luzonensis was subject to an evolutionary process known as insular dwarfism, in which a species' body size becomes significantly reduced over time on account of limited access to resources.
Although FGM was outlawed in Ethiopia in 2005, Afar has one of the highest rates of FGM due to the rural farming communities' limited access to education and an adherence to a tightly knit patriarchal clan structure.
But the outbreak, which is the second worst in history, continues to spread, due largely to mistrust by people in eastern Congo of the response and armed attacks against health workers that have limited access to patients.
A United Nations report from 2017 cites isolation, overcrowding and limited access to basic services on Manus and Nauru, along with "allegations of sexual abuse by the service providers" and continuing reports of self-harm and suicide.
But these are just a part of the nation's infrastructure, and not necessarily the most important part for millions of poor and working-class Americans who have limited access to public transportation, broadband and even clean water.
Many of the banks that use London as their EU hub have opened or expanded units in Frankfurt, Paris and elsewhere to avoid disruption from any hard Brexit or limited access to the single market in future.
Requiring limited access to school buildings, coupled with metal detectors that every individual, including all students, must pass through, will effectively eliminate the possibility that those who wish to harm others can enter a school's vulnerable environment.
PARIS — New allegations of routine police harassment of migrants in Calais surfaced Wednesday in a report detailing officers' nearly daily use of pepper spray as well as limited access to food and the destruction of migrant shelters.
Sanctions imposed last year by the United States on Venezuela have limited access to long-term credit for PDVSA and its subsidiaries, affecting many oil projects in the South American country and Caribbean islands where they operate.
"Looking ahead to the next administration, it is imperative to understand just how limited access to reproductive care already is for many American women, especially low-income women," said the foundation in its reproductive health care report.
And while big industries have spent millions of dollars on smokestack scrubbers and effluent controls, much less investment in pollution control technologies has been made by small businesses, households, and other entities with limited access to capital.
They include starting March 18, store hours will be 10am to 6pm; and starting March 23, at least for the next two weeks, the company will serve retail customers through limited access to stores and curbside pickup.
Jarred Amato, Nashville, High School Two years ago, my students and I founded Project LIT Community, a grass-roots literacy movement that began with a goal of eliminating book deserts, or neighborhoods with limited access to books.
At a news conference on Monday, Mr. Hironaka said that he had proposed to the court that, as a condition of his bail, Mr. Ghosn would be kept under guard and have limited access to outside information.
Nintendo (NTDOF) has faced limited access to the Chinese market, but its shares soared last month on news that one of its other Chinese partners, Tencent (TCEHY), had won preliminary approval to distribute the Nintendo Switch device there.
"Strict control of all entry points into the city by the Popular Committees affiliated with the Houthis has resulted in limited access to essential items, including food, and made conditions extremely difficult for the civilian population," said Colville.
Other countries in the Middle East and North Africa (like Morocco) have also limited access to anonymous messaging services and Turkey in recent days has blocked social media in light of the recent assassination of the Russian ambassador.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, several lawmakers and the American Medical Association, a leading physicians group, have said they feared the pending acquisitions would hurt consumers by leading to higher insurance premiums or limited access to healthcare providers.
Shanty towns are a familiar sight across the picturesque coastal city, with a third of Cape Town's 3.7 million residents living in slums or informal settlements with limited access to basic services, such as water, electricity and toilets.
About 903 million people now live in slum conditions globally with limited access to basic services but campaigners hope this small community, with its vital community lead, could set a precedent and give others a glimmer of hope.
The notice, issued Sunday night, came as the utility continues to have only limited access to fuel in its giant Aliso Canyon gas storage facility in Los Angeles following a massive methane leak between October 2015-February 2016.
However, a page from the leaked JTRIG document provides some insight into the difficulties faced by JTRIG agents in conducting their operations, including difficulty in maintaining more than two or three aliases and limited access to language advisors.
Lack of homeownership and limited access to higher education play a large part: the study cites discriminatory lending practices, lack of enforcement of anti-discrimination laws in housing, and continued educational segregation as key factors behind those disparities.
Due to the challenge of limited access to education that these displaced people face, our solution is to recruit teachers within the refugee community and local community, and connect them with refugee students who are eager to learn.
Just as Brexit and U.S. President Donald Trump's campaigns exploited injustices felt by those "left behind" by automation and globalisation, the new populism could target an age-group facing slow economic growth and limited access to asset wealth.
"With limited access to proper toilets and clean water, it's a ticking time bomb for disease outbreaks like cholera and malaria," warned Victor Moses, Somalia's country director for the Norwegian Refugee Council, a humanitarian organization based in Oslo.
"Syria's lengthy civil conflict has resulted in high levels of food insecurity, limited access to water and medical care, and massive destruction of Syria's infrastructure," Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said in a statement announcing the new program.
Advocates and attorneys have reported that ICE detainees have had limited access to soap and are worried that the coronavirus, which causes COVID-19, could spread undetected, leaving those with underlying medical conditions and the elderly at risk.
Government ministers who dismissed the warnings of specialists about leaving the European Union were more receptive to scientific opinion when deciding on Tuesday to give the Chinese company limited access to the United Kingdom's superfast 5G telecom networks.
While Australia has banned Huawei from participating in building infrastructure for the fifth generation of high-speed mobile internet — known as 5G — the United Kingdom recently allowed the company limited access to some of its 5G mobile networks.
A new report by the Population Institute (PI) called Double Trouble shows that the states where people are most at risk of contracting Zika are the same states which have the most limited access to reproductive health service.
Retail investors can participate in the platform from €25, but the average investment was between €500-600 in an attempt to help provide supply to areas of the continent, which have little or incredibly limited access to electricity.
The girls listed a number of reasons why the repeal of net neutrality concerns them, including a lack of internet competition, censorship, a disadvantage for small businesses, and slow and limited access to information online needed for their education.
As noted before, it would seem that Files Go is part of Google's Android Go initiative, which aims to provide an operating system and apps for smartphones that have less powerful specs and more limited access to cellular data.
Although all three tiers will be limited to just three regular cinema showings a month, more expensive plans will remove restrictions on which films you can see, and will also offer limited access to Imax and 3D film screenings.
The round will also allow us to expand into new therapeutic areas and to introduce these trials to a much broader set of demographics, including those with limited access to major medical facilities where these trials are typically offered.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection only processes between 40 and 80 cases a day at that site, which means migrants may wait weeks or months with limited access to food, water, health services, and other basic needs and supplies.
But hackers found ways around these blocks, and eventually the Chinese government — which was already under domestic pressure due to economic slowdown — caved and allowed citizens limited access to our website: 20 minutes per day per unique device number.
"People detained on Lesbos and Chios have virtually no access to legal aid, limited access to services and support, and hardly any information about their current status or possible fate," said Amnesty Deputy Director for Europe Gauri van Gulik.
Britain's National Security Council, chaired by outgoing prime minister Theresa May, discussed the issue in April and decided in principle to block Huawei from critical parts of the 5G network but give it limited access to less sensitive parts.
Britain's National Security Council, chaired by outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May, discussed the issue in April and decided in principle to block Huawei from critical parts of the 5G network but give it limited access to less sensitive parts.
Lawmakers are right to want to continue to strengthen our healthcare system — a system that could and should work better for millions of families with limited access to quality care, insurance options, and innovative treatments for diseases like Alzheimer's.
Unfortunately, as with commercial ventures, female social entrepreneurs told CNBC they face some major obstacles: limited access to funding, especially venture capital; smaller networks, due to gaps in their professional lives; and business structures and cultures built for men.
But they, like children around the world, faced too many barriers to exploring that potential: high rates of teen pregnancy, limited access to health care, poverty so severe that, for many families, nutritious food was hard to come by.
These concerns became more complicated after former defence secretary Gavin Williamson was fired in May after an inquiry found him guilty of leaking Prime Minister Theresa May's plan to allow Huawei limited access to build the UK 5G network.
The federal Bureau of Prisons lets inmates use a monitored email system, and states like Ohio and Michigan allow prisoners to buy tablets made by a company called JPay, devices that give them limited access to the outside world.
One of the biggest barriers that emerging filmmakers face, and especially women and filmmakers of color, is limited access to funding and resources to make their films, to continue making their films, or to make larger, big-budget films.
More than 1,600 migrant children have been sent with little notice on late-night voyages to their new home: a barren tent city in West Texas, where they do not receive schooling and have limited access to legal representation.
When the population in an area thins out drastically, the remaining residents can face "a lack of economic dynamism and limited access to services and infrastructures", an issue that has now reached a "critical point", the AEIDL report warned.
Through the process of unbundling, fintechs realized they had several disadvantages, including: lack of brand recognition, smaller balance sheets/limited access to capital, uncertain regulatory schemes and difficulty in making customer economics work with a monoline financial services offering.
The rating also reflects the company's rapid growth in recent years, the relatively short operating history under the larger organization, challenging operating environment, and somewhat limited access to external equity capital given its status as a privately held company.
A recent study led by Dr. Maria Torroella Carney of Northwell Health in Great Neck, N.Y., found that 22 percent of baby boomers are now or at risk of becoming so-called elder orphans, with limited access to transportation.
Over 9.4 million teens in the U.S. are married at age 16 or younger and have limited access to shelter or legal services, according to the Tahirih Justice Center, a nonprofit dedicated to helping women and girls fleeing violence.
"So many of us are living in apartments with limited access to green space," Lauren Camilleri, who opened the concept store Domus Botanica in Sydney after 12 years of working as a designer and art director, told me over email.
Ikem-Obih said the so-called direct sale, direct purchase deals that enable NNPC to exchange crude for imported fuels were keeping the country running, but that it was a "very painful task", made more difficult by limited access to oil.
The dollar traded lower after two Canadian sources with direct knowledge of Ottawa's negotiating strategy said overnight Ottawa was ready to offer the United States limited access to the Canadian dairy market as a concession in negotiations to remake NAFTA.
But the prospect of a world with limited access to modern birth control may lead some to wonder what people did before it was even available—and what we might be forced to rely on in a dystopian conservative future.
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Wednesday the army had slowed the pace of its offensive because of fears for the safety of tens of thousands of civilians trapped in the city with limited access to water, food and healthcare.
Getting packed into a space that just gets more and more cramped every day, with no privacy and limited access to things like food and drinks, it doesn't take much to become irritable or even downright hostile to your fellow travelers.
In February, the United Nations estimated that 100,000 South Sudanese were starving, and that 103 million more — 42 percent of the country's population — have such limited access to proper food that they don't know where their next meal is coming from.
JOHANNESBURG, Aug 27 (Reuters) - South Africa's Standard Bank has taken a stake in local fintech firm Nomanini to offer credit to potentially millions of small shop owners and other informal retailers across Africa that have limited access to banking services.
Families live in refashioned containers or flimsy shacks of tin and plywood at the sites, with poor sanitation and limited access to potable water, according to the survey of 119 migrant parents and children in 21 sites in northern Thailand.
There's also ample, well-founded concern that the lack of net neutrality regulation will disproportionately hurt minority communities, thwart technological innovation, particularly among small internet businesses, and block broadband expansion in rural communities that already have limited access to internet services.
Mowat said that while shippers could expect a 20-50 percent return on investment cost for installing scrubbers, the penetration rate for them would be limited by factors including limited access to finance, scrubber manufacturing capacity and dry-dock space.
China, while asking in public for more openness and steps to counter protectionism, is still giving Western investors only very limited access to their market, a European official said after the country hosted a G20 leaders' summit earlier this month.
TSB TSB's Viability Rating reflects its conservative risk appetite, simple business model and financial metrics that on the whole are stronger than that of peers, while also capturing its small domestic franchise, geographic concentration and limited access to new capital.
Despite two decades of rapid economic growth, poverty remains a huge issue in China, mainly in rural areas, where a lack of jobs drives out adults, leaving behind children and the elderly, often with limited access to schools and healthcare.
Racial disparities in access to mental healthcare in the US are stark: Studies have found that black people receive far less mental healthcare than whites, and they are more likely to live in an area with limited access to care.
But from a young age, guided by her mother, growing up in a remote village with limited access to electricity and running water, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was seized with a sense of purpose: To make a difference for her country.
By picking the side that limited access to high-powered weapons, Stack knew that even in the best circumstances, it would hurt his business in the short term — but he decided it was necessary for the integrity of his company.
Though millennial couples are starting to earn more equally, millennial women still face the same challenges their parents did, with a still-significant wage gap, limited access to paid maternity and family leave, and lower labor force participation rates than men.
The closed nature of its society means Washington has had to rely on outside sources for intelligence-gathering and the North Korean population's limited access to the internet means that many of its cyber forces operate from outside North Korea.
Homeless women bear the brunt, as they face more abuse and violence on the street, but have few claims over property and limited access to shelters, said Shivani Chaudhry at the advocacy group Housing and Land Rights Network in Delhi.
In addition to the use of specialty tiers, patients with chronic disease face other threats to access including fail-first or step therapy policies and burdensome pre-authorization and re-authorization processes and limited access to providers under narrow network policies.
UN Women identified additional factors that prevent adolescent girls and young women from protecting themselves against HIV; gender-based violence, limited access to health care and education coupled with systems and policies that do not address the needs of young people.
Lusk and Norwood also find good results for the "confinement plus" system, in which sows have limited access to the outdoors but plenty of space for themselves and their piglets and plenty of space to roam freely outside their lying area.
The students were protesting two things — the construction of a university gym in Morningside Park in Harlem that would provide only limited access to Harlem residents, and Columbia's Vietnam-era contract with a weapons research think tank — and Columbia canceled both.
It creates a world in which, just by virtue of zip code and income, some women will have no or severely limited access to abortion — an absurdly arbitrary way of a country affording constitutional rights to some and not others.
With your business experience and acumen, you'd make a great champion for women entrepreneurs — and you could point out that they still face more difficulties than men in terms of limited access to capital and fewer opportunities for mentorship and support.
YAOUNDE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sierra Leone will vaccinate half a million people against cholera as thousands risk infection in emergency shelters with limited access to clean water and sanitation, an official said three weeks after one of Africa's worst mudslides.
The dollar traded slightly lower after two Canadian sources with direct knowledge of Ottawa's negotiating strategy said overnight Ottawa was ready to offer the United States limited access to the Canadian dairy market as a concession in negotiations to remake NAFTA.
The doctor, who has never seen Charlie and has had limited access to his medical records, said he was prepared to come to Britain for a meeting with other medical experts to try to give a definitive verdict on his condition.
Sex workers have similar pregnancy intentions to other women of childbearing age, but worse outcomes due to limited access to reproductive health services and poor treatment when they do seek care due to the stigma of their profession, Goldenberg added.
Susan Tsui Grundmann, the executive director of the Office of Compliance, explained in a letter to Brooks and Deutch ahead of the hearing Thursday that she could only provide limited access to records for certain cases that resulted in hearings.
We must cry out at the treatment of Palestinians at checkpoints, the routine searches of their homes and restrictions on their movements, and the severely limited access to decent housing, schools, food, hospitals and water that many of them face.
After a 3-1/2-month stay in a Japanese jail — with limited access to the outside world, 30 minutes of exercise daily, and only two baths a week — Ghosn and his legal team worked out a bail deal with prosecutors.
Officials from the five states in Monday's report told investigators that there are barriers in their agencies to providing required services, such as a lack of data, limited access to mental health services or inadequate assistance from the federal government.
"Non-acceptance of cash could potentially marginalize those that have limited access to the financial system or mobile technological devices," researchers from the Congressional Research Service, a public policy think tank run through the Library of Congres, wrote in a 2019 report.
Investigators "believe that, within the last calendar year, the 10-year-old victim had limited access to the outside, [was] locked in the basement at night, went to the bathroom in a training toilet, and showered from a bucket," the statement alleged.
That Caribbean figure was shaped in large part by Cuba, which, like Eastern Europe, had limited access to contraception during the Soviet era, explained Gilda Sedgh, a principal research scientist at the Guttmacher Institute and one of the authors of the study.
But also the anti-choice legislation enacted by state lawmakers — including restrictions such as waiting periods, limited access to medical abortion, and targeted regulation of abortion providers (TRAP) laws — can lead more women to seek care at a later stage in the pregnancy.
The facilities are housing around 4,200 people, including mothers with young children, the seriously ill, and other vulnerable groups, it said in a new report, adding that the detainees had "virtually no access" to legal aid and limited access to services and support.
However, Hirano had never seen Charlie and has had limited access to his medical records, so it was agreed he should come to Britain to examine him and discuss the case with doctors involved in his treatment and other independent medical specialists.
The service (currently available for iOS, Android and Fire TV, with plans to add more devices soon) costs $6.99 a month for a basic plan with limited access to Criterion films, or $10.99 a month for full access to the Criterion Channel.
The Supreme Court said it would allow Odinga's National Super Alliance (NASA) and Kenyatta's Jubilee Party limited access to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission's electronic devices to verify certain details, such as who had used the devices and accessed the servers.
It's fun to make fun of Star Wars for its various plot holes, but in this case, this is consistent with the rest of the series: throughout the movie canon, there appears to be very limited access to interstellar long-distance communications.
"By providing Muslim athletes with the most groundbreaking products, like the Nike Pro Hijab, Nike aims to serve today's pioneers as well as inspire even more women and girls in the region who still face barriers and limited access to sport," it said.
In the past two years, she adds, ICE has stopped releasing asylum seekers if they passed the initial "credible fear" screening, leaving them to fight their cases from detention centers—which is exceedingly difficult because of the detainees' limited access to legal counsel.
Already the so-called sandboxed ecosystems of mobile operating systems -- where only approved apps are given limited access to their respective operating system resources -- have been shown to be susceptible to hacks by other apps that do not have the same access authorizations.
In the letter, the academics used Switzerland as an example of a country going it alone in Europe, saying despite the country paying into the EU, it is currently struggling to attract young talent, because of its limited access to EU funds.
"If GDB were to be placed in receivership or if its liquidity falls below a level necessary to operate, ... the commonwealth and its instrumentalities may have limited access to their funds," possibly affecting "the provision of essential government services," the report said.
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said last week that the army slowed down the pace of the offensive because of fears for the safety of tens of thousands of civilians trapped in the city with limited access to water, food and healthcare.
"The challenge for us is that we need to do good journalism, but also know how that fits into a theory of change in a society with a hugely disenfranchised population — people who feel powerless and have limited access to care," Bennett said.
Under former PM May, the British government decided in principle to give Huawei limited access to non-core parts of the 5G network, but the senior U.S. official said Bolton hoped to find a friendlier audience on the topic from the Johnson government.
While limited access to real-time data is a perceived barrier to meeting the needs of vulnerable populations, there is much that can be done with existing data sets currently available to assist responders, emergency managers and non-profits engaged in disaster relief.
Amid violence in Myanmar, more than half a million people have crossed from there to Bangladesh since August 25, according to the WHO, with many now in crowded in camps or settlements, enduring heavy rains and limited access to clean water and sanitation.
Democrats pushing single-payer have no intention of having to deal with the problems that come with all government-run single-payer systems: waiting lines, rationed care and limited access to the newest (and sometimes the most expensive) prescription drugs and medical devices.
Researchers are especially excited about the prospect of delivering therapy via telemedicine, including text messaging and apps, as many people with TBI are isolated, with limited access to health care, and currently receive no treatment for TBI-related anger or other emotional issues.
Due to limited access to the mainland Chinese stocks, foreign investors own less than 1.5 percent of that market, Chin Ping Chia, head of research for Asia Pacific at MSCI, said on a conference call with journalists after the inclusion decision was announced.
SOFIA, March 22 (Reuters) - Bulgaria will give more time for shortlisted investors to file binding bids for its Belene nuclear power project after measures over the coronavirus outbreak have limited access to the project's data room, the energy minister said on Sunday.
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's government has conducted an "evidence-based review" of the 5G supply chain to ensure a secure base "now and in the future", a government spokesman said on Wednesday, responding to reports that Huawei will get limited access to the network.
Unstable housing, unemployment and limited access to healthy food make pregnant women vulnerable long before they ever set foot in a doctor's office, said Dr. Deborah Kaplan, assistant commissioner for maternal, infant, and reproductive health at the New York City Department of Health.
"Shortages are leaving doctors, nurses and other front-line workers dangerously ill-equipped to care for COVID-19 patients, due to limited access to supplies such as gloves, medical masks, respirators, goggles, face shields, gowns, and aprons," WHO said in a statement Tuesday.
There are three factors that make refugees a high-risk population: More men are getting infected than women; refugees have limited access to hygiene and health care systems; and refugees are highly mobile communities often operating under pressure from smugglers and police.
The Turkish government could retaliate by imposing greater costs on the US military for choosing to work with the YPG, Wilson said, including limited access to its Incirlik air base, which has made operations for the coalition against ISIS cheaper and easier.
JOHANNESBURG, Jan 30 (Reuters) - MTN South Africa relaunched its mobile money service on Thursday, more than three years after ditching a similar offering, as it bets on improved technology to attract millions of South Africans who have limited access to banking services.
The WGC also said a government move to ban cash transactions over 200,000 rupees ($3,090) from April 1 could hurt gold demand in rural areas where farmers often purchase the metal using cash due to limited access to cheques and electronic payment systems.
Once you are signed into your Instagram on Top Nine, the service says it will have limited access to certain information required to put together your graphic, including engagement info (likes and comments), profile image, display name, username, access tokens and published posts.
Not only can this help those in parts of the world with limited access to education, but it can also benefit the "adult learner, who's embarrassed to go back and learn stuff they should have known before going back to college," says Khan.
Uber closely guards its ride data, but agreed to provide The New York Times with recent numbers that show its service expanding rapidly in 50 sample residential areas in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and on Staten Island with limited access to public transportation.
The pro-Hezbollah al-Akhbar daily reported on Tuesday that Hariri "was placed under house arrest hours after arriving in Riyadh last Friday", that a Saudi security team was supervising his movements and that he had only limited access to his phones.
CARACAS (Reuters) - After weeks of power cuts and limited access to water, tens of thousands of Venezuelans took to the streets on Saturday to back opposition leader Juan Guaido and protest against President Nicolas Maduro, who they accuse of wrecking the economy.
As the war has escalated, limited access to agriculture and the food-production cycle has caused the formerly self-sustaining country to resort to importing wheat and other foodstuffs—facilitated by Russia and Iran, its military allies—to feed the population in government-held areas.
Bullard says that Chick-fil-A's priority is serving low-income and underprivileged youth, despite the fact that queer kids are often disproportionately harmed by related issues such as homelessness, poor education, mental illness, suicidal thoughts, limited access to proper healthcare, and workplace discrimination.
The Supreme Court's recent decision on state abortion laws, which struck down regulations that "severely" limited access to "safe and legal procedures," provides me with some hope that things will get better — for abortion providers, but more importantly, for the women for whom we care.
So you're still out of luck if you're hoping to watch Sherlock, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who, Top Gear, or The Great British Bake Off (although some of those shows are available on other streaming services, albeit with more limited access to recently aired episodes).
And Cruz, before and after his private huddles privately with leading Republican Jewish donors, recognized in his pitch to the RJC on Saturday afternoon that he has had limited access to their deep Rolodexes so far -- but that he was eager to change that.
It's one of a number of mechanisms the airlines have used in recent years to reduce the value of points, such as more miles to redeem on popular flights, new fees to book reward tickets shortly before departure, or limited access to exclusive airline lounges.
However, he had never seen Charlie and has had limited access to his medical records, so it was agreed Hirano should come to Britain to see him and also to discuss the case with doctors involved in his treatment and other independent medical specialists.
Unlike the detention facilities the children were brought from—often after being woken up in the middle of the night so as not to give them advance warning—this new place had little in the way of amenities, limited access to lawyers, and no school.
In the latest estimates, just 6 percent of Puerto Rico's power grid has been rebuilt, hospitals still don't have fuel and electricity they need, and rural areas have extremely limited access to healthcare and clean water, making them a breeding a ground for disease.
Mark Bowden, the U.N.'s humanitarian coordinator, told Reuters in a recent interview that the prolonged violence has created a "vicious cycle" in which Afghanistan struggles to address the root causes of problems like economic malaise, limited access to medical care and education, and malnutrition.
Residents of Al Jab'a, who once had to walk for hours daily to fetch water, do have limited access to Israeli water supplies in their concrete homes due to a reservoir, pipeline and a pump built in 22.7 by an Italian non-governmental organisation.
The latest report from the Gender Equality Index, which measures gender equality policies across 2205 countries in the European Union, found that in the "work" category, women in Slovakia, Croatia, the Czech Republic and Italy ranked significantly low, indicating limited access to equal employment opportunities.
OTTAWA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Canada is ready to offer the United States limited access to the Canadian dairy market as a concession in negotiations to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement, two Canadian sources with direct knowledge of Ottawa's negotiating strategy said on Tuesday.
And while CMS is conducting a thorough review of the available data, patient experience and physician perspective on this therapy, it is also faced with the challenge of responding to voices that call for further restrictions and limited access to a safe and effective therapy.
While the article sheds light on the steps taken by some universities and student groups to address hunger, these short-term solutions do not address the structural causes of food insecurity on campuses: exorbitant tuition, limited access to healthy, affordable food, and time shortages.
For instance, the Senate bill allows states to expand the Summer EBT program (which provides a debit card to be used for food during the summer months in place of congregate feeding sites) in rural or poor areas with limited access to the summer program.
Residents of Al Jab'a, who once had to walk for hours daily to fetch water, do have limited access to Israeli water supplies in their concrete homes due to a reservoir, pipeline and a pump built in 22.7 by an Italian non-governmental organization.
What they did: Researchers knew that when algae has limited access to nitrogen, it produces more fatty lipids so they looked in the algae species Nannochloropsis gaditana for genes that are inhibited when there is less nitrogen and that also regulate the production of lipids.
It will also commission 50 new works, distribute 10,000 free tickets to audiences with limited access to concerts, collaborate with other arts groups and, in a show of its sheer star power, perform at the 2019 Oscars with its popular music director, Gustavo Dudamel.
In addition to the UN statement, the International Committee of the Red Cross issued a statement on Monday evening appealing for the warring parties to protect civilians, who have limited access to food, water, and healthcare and who now risk being used as human shields.
With severely limited access to water service in Beaumont, one of the city's hospitals, Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas, said that it had transferred 110 patients since Thursday and that it hoped to move another 83, including 14 newborns, from its main wards on Friday.
So far in 2020, approximately 57 bills limited access to transgender medical care have been proposed in state legislatures, according to Cathryn Oakley, state legislative director and senior council for the Human Rights Campaign, a group that bills itself as the largest LGBTQ rights organization.
In the area around Calais, a port city in northern France where a sprawling migrant camp was dismantled in October, asylum seekers and aid groups recently alleged that police officers routinely used pepper spray, limited access to food and destroyed shelters to harass migrants.
The encrypted messaging app Telegram is forming a team of moderators who are familiar with Indonesian culture and language so it can remove "terrorist-related content" faster, its co-founder said Sunday, after Indonesia limited access to the app and threatened a total ban.
Meanwhile, the WGC also said a government move to ban cash transactions over 200,000 rupees ($3,090) from April 1 could hurt gold demand in rural areas where farmers often purchase the metal using cash due to limited access to cheques and electronic payment systems.
The list, it turns out, comes from data compiled by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, which did extensive research on so-called contraceptive deserts — areas where women in need have relatively limited access to publicly funded clinics that offer birth control.
The Louisiana law, which was blocked by the court and would have limited access to abortion providers, is just one in a succession of measures that have passed in recent years in several states that could soon make their way to the nation's highest court.
"Racial disparity may be explained by lack of access or limited access to cervical cancer screening programs among black women when compared to whites," said Dr. Marcela del Carmen, a gynecologic oncologist at the Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center, who was not involved in the new study.
" GitHub's support page says that having an account restricted means that access to private repository services and paid services is suspended and that developers in affected countries will only get "limited access to GitHub public repository services
 for personal communications only, and not for commercial purposes.
But Yossi Hasson, a co-founder at non-profit technology school WeThinkCodet, said the issue was magnified in South Africa by problems in public education, limited access to the internet and computers and the fact that those with skills are often taken overseas by global companies.
And as China balked at Washington's demands — while continuing to accumulate nearly a trillion dollars of U.S. trade surpluses on Trump's watch — America stepped up pressure with trade tariffs, adopted an increasingly firm negotiating stance and limited access to U.S. markets and technologies for Chinese companies.
Of course, in marketing the Ace, Fitbit is looking to sell more trackers, but it appears to be handling the move in a responsible way: Kid accounts must be tied to an adult-created family account, and the child has limited access to the data, if any.
"If you work long hours, if you live somewhere with limited access to the outdoors, places where there are weather issues, you always have the opportunity to ride your bike with a fun group of people in Zwift," says VP of Product and Olympic cyclist, Mike McCarthy.
During the State of the Net conference in Washington, he said it is not fair that Facebook's program aimed at low-income people is receiving widespread criticism while Amazon offers a low-end version of the Kindle that also offers only limited access to the Internet.
THE ORIGIN STORY OF FACEBOOK'S FREE BASICS: Buzzfeed produced a comprehensive profile of Facebook's Free Basics program, the controversial offering in India and other emerging countries that gives individuals limited access to the social network and some other sites without counting against customer smartphone data caps.
Those who didn't sign it — or couldn't hold up their end of the bargain — had their benefits cut, and were enrolled in a basic plan that restricted prescription drug coverage, limited access to mental health and substance-abuse services, and excluded weight management or nutrition education programs.
And in 2009, the World Health Organization followed suit, when Swiss epidemiologist and infectious diseases expert Dr. Didier Pittet wrote new WHO guidelines promoting the use of alcohol-based hand sanitizer among health care professionals, especially those in resource-poor countries with limited access to clean water.
Israel announced a 14-day quarantine for all international arrivals; Saudi Arabia closed off air and sea travel to nine countries; Egypt limited access to its most famous temples along the Nile at Luxor; and the U.S. considered instituting its own restrictions as its cases approached 600.
Iran has been one of the hardest targets for the C.I.A. The agency has extremely limited access to the country — no American embassy is open to provide diplomatic cover — and Iran's intelligence services have spent nearly four decades trying to counter American espionage and covert operations.
On top of that, we have achieved numerous legislative victories at the state level — a number of states have closed background check loopholes, removed guns from domestic abusers, limited access to weapons of war, and adopted policies to temporarily remove firearms from people exhibiting dangerous behavior.
In another significant change, Mr. Cooper and the new attorney general, Josh Stein, a Democrat, announced that they would withdraw the state's request for the United States Supreme Court to review a lower court's rejection of a Republican-backed law that limited access to the polls.
The Urban Land Institute, which has been studying new uses for office parks and other commercial and industrial areas, found that in the Washington metropolitan area, about 16 percent of suburban office space had been deemed obsolete because of outdated buildings and limited access to amenities.
But Yossi Hasson, a co-founder at non-profit technology school WeThinkCode_, said the issue was magnified in South Africa by problems in public education, limited access to the internet and computers and the fact that those with skills are often taken overseas by global companies.
Health care Reid, who wrote an op-ed in The New York Times Thursday about the harms of President-elect Donald Trump's desire to repeal the Affordable Care Act, shared personal stories about how growing up in a household with limited access to health care shaped his politics.
The development comes as Western firms struggle to expand in Russia because of pressure from sanctions imposed by the United States, while for Gazprom it could mean limited access to Shell's technology as well as the need to fund the project without the help of the Anglo-Dutch major.
If potential borrowers fall short, they may still qualify for reverse mortgages, but they will have limited access to the equity in their homes, because a certain portion of it must be "set aside" to pay for taxes, insurance and other property-related charges, such as homeowners' association dues.
And while many societal factors are likely at play (including: access to healthy food and medical care, higher exposure to unhealthy food marketing, limited access to safe physical activity, the list goes on), a group of pediatricians joined forces to see if something else was playing a role.
Life in this closed environment, with limited access to the surface, could result in other health issues related to exclusive indoor living, such as depression, boredom from lack of stimulus, an inability to concentrate, poor eyesight, and high blood pressure—not to mention a complete disconnect from nature.
The state media&aposs representation of the summit and Trump is extremely important because it gives the North Korean population, which has only limited access to other news sources, an idea not just of what&aposs going on but also of how the government expects them to respond.
Britain is currently home to most of Goldman's European operations where it has around 6,000 employees, but the firm needs to ensure it will still be able to service clients in the EU once Britain leaves the bloc and may have limited access to the EU's single market.
What's puzzling is, why go after a foreign market with customers you don't understand and who have constant access to modest clothing, while ignoring the estimated $100 billion market in the west — a market these brands are more familiar with who have very limited access to modest clothing?
The other side: Some Google employees think a return to China is worthwhile, arguing it could bring better — even if limited — access to information to the world's largest base of internet users, especially since the company's exit years ago failed to spur the Chinese government to take any action.
ISPs have limited access to consumer data — often, less than other online players do — according to a new study from noted privacy and cyber security expert Peter Swire, a law professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology who worked as chief privacy counsel in the Clinton White House.
World Animal Protection attributes this to the rise in demand for tiger selfies on social media, and notes that the conditions in some Thai animal entertainment venues are bleak — tigers are housed in concrete cages with limited access to fresh water and consistently exposed to visitors and other stressors.
In addition to limited access to clean water, children living in those areas are also facing numerous daily ceasefire violations, the presence of unexploded mines, limited or no access to healthcare, education or transportation, sexual exploitation, neglect at home and deepening poverty, according to the UNICEF report published in March.
All the experts I've spoken to agree that in those bubbles, weed cultivation would look a lot like it does in an earth-bound greenhouse or hydroponic setup—albeit with extensive water and waste recycling systems to account for limited access to potable water, viable soil, and vital plant nutrients.
During the years when the oil-price boom fuelled domestic consumption, the new elite not only came to control the distribution of rent, it also limited access to the market in order to reduce competition, developing a system which Kirill Rogov, a Russian political economist, describes as "soft legal constraints".
Visitors to many national park locations, including the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site and the Statue of Liberty, encounter closed trails, limited access to facilities, reduced services and potential safety hazards that impede enjoyment of our nation's most spectacular wild landscapes and historic treasures.
Without summer sea ice for resting, walrus mothers and calves have been forced ashore in huge numbers, where they have limited access to food and are vulnerable to being trampled to death, attacked by predators or crowded into dangerous places looking for space to rest — like the edge of a cliff.
Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat who is up for re-election this year, almost certainly faces a legislative battle over congestion pricing, especially with lawmakers from the boroughs outside Manhattan who fear that a congestion plan would hurt their constituents who drive because they have limited access to subways and buses.
The Interior Department is also moving to ease restrictions that had limited access to certain critical wildlife habitats, such as the mating grounds used by the sage grouse, a chubby bird with a small head and long tail that is famous for the colorful dance the male birds perform each spring.
On Tuesday, however, Mr. Johnson was confronted with a stark choice: In deciding to give the Chinese telecommunications giant, Huawei, limited access to Britain's new high-speed broadband network, he broke abruptly with the president who once praised him as a "really good man" and a British version of himself.
The approach by the team at WoeLabs shows the potential for community-driven action to take account of and reduce the amount of dangerous waste -- and to make what Agbodjinou calls "low high-tech": using recycled materials to provide new sources of income for Africans with limited access to technology.
Fitch views these levels as adequate when considering the bank's relatively more limited access to the capital markets given its private ownership, the bank's exposure to the consumer through its credit card book and to the fairly stable economies in which its regional bank operates (primarily Nebraska, Colorado and Kansas).
Britain is currently home to most of the Wall Street bank's European operations where it has around 6,000 employees, but the firm needs to ensure it will still be able to service clients in the EU once Britain leaves the bloc and may have limited access to the EU's single market.
Carson would have wide latitude to decide whether he agrees with the Obama administration that government should play a role in addressing the forces -- from crumbling inner-city schools to limited access to transportation -- that stem from segregated housing by pushing public housing outside poor, minority-dominated areas and toward wealthier neighborhoods.
I will spare you the details of our experience during the storm, its effect on our home, our family and community in an effort to focus on the topic at hand and because with limited access to news and communication, there is much we have heard but have not been able to confirm.
The Wall Street bank is building a 1.1 million square foot office in London with initial occupancy slated for 2019 to house its 6,000 UK employees, but the firm needs to ensure it can still service its EU clients after Brexit and may have limited access to the EU's single market from Britain.
James Love, director of the consumers group Knowledge Ecology International, said Ms. Bresch opened doors at the Office of the United States Trade Representative when his group and others were working to change provisions in the proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership that they said would have limited access to drugs by people overseas.
The plight of the workers, stranded for months in crowded dormitories at labor camps with little money and limited access to food, water or medical care, has alarmed their home countries and drawn unwelcome attention to the conditions of some of the 213 million foreign workers on whom the Saudi economy depends.
T.M. Landry's founders, Mike and Tracey Landry, put the very real obstacles that exist for some minorities — a higher proportion of first-generation college applicants, limited access to wealthier school districts, and a scarcity of affordable college application coaches and tutors, to name a few — at the very heart of their pitch.
And, if you're living in a rural area with limited access to high-quality health care, 5G can potentially allow for remote health care monitoring from the best doctors in the world, as well as the ability to use artificial intelligence (AI) to determine a treatment plan or a diagnosis for a patient.
As noted by a study from the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, poor health and limited access to health care not only raise the cost of providing such care but also reduce productivity, eat into wages, increase absenteeism, weigh on tax revenues and generally lower the nation's quality of life.
Dvilinskas cited efforts by Britain's Financial Conduct Authority to help firms find their regulatory feet as another strong plus point for staying in the UK. Eileen Burbidge, "fintech envoy" for Britain's finance ministry, says even limited access to the EU market would not be a "deal breaker" as firms could apply for licences.
Although I haven't referred patients to Gynuity's program before, if I lived in a more remote area of New York (one of the pilot states) I would encourage my patients with limited access to family planning services to see if this program could provide them the care they otherwise would not be able to find.
Arguing the judge should keep the stay in place, the ACLU said in its filing Wednesday that cramped conditions at family detention centers, where at least 86 reunited families have been moved, and limited access to information about the families' cases is preventing immigration attorneys from offering advice about what families facing deportation should do.
It blocked out theaters without notifying subscribers, it framed its numbers to make it look more essential than it actually was, it limited access to a popular movie going up against a less-popular film MoviePass itself was advertising, and it tried to play hardball with AMC Theatres, the biggest chain in the world.
It is rated two notches lower than the largest Russian fixed-line operator PJSC Rostelecom (BBB-/Stable) and one notch lower than Russian federal mobile operators, PJSC Mobile Telesystems (BB+/RWN), PJSC MegaFon (BB+/Stable) and VEON Ltd(BB+/Stable), due to its small size, lack of geographic diversification and limited access to capital markets.
For those already dealing with mental illness, financial and relationship strain, unreliable support from family and friends, and limited access to physical and mental health care, reminders about coping skills are stop-gaps that can't fix a larger problem: a broken system that often leaves people one emergency away from a mental health care crisis.
"What I gleaned is people really depend on their subways," Mr. de Blasio said at a news conference later, sounding as if he were a tourist from Havana with limited access to the tens of thousands of words that have been devoted to this subject by the local press during the past few years.
The campaign, called The Bigger Picture, aims to get teenagers and young adults to view the diabetes crises in their communities not just as a medical problem related to poor diet and a lack of exercise but as a social justice problem tied to stress, poverty, violence and limited access to healthy and affordable foods.
You can get both old and new computers on the same Wi-Fi network and transfer files that way, for instance, but the hoops you have to jump through (especially when working with different OSes) and the limited access to files and folders you get make this method hard to recommend over the ones we've already mentioned.
It's well known that the contestants have limited access to phones and the internet while they're on the show, in part so that they don't inadvertently spoil things and in part so that the producers can more convincingly orchestrate truly bananas scenarios in which the contestants "stumble upon" tabloids, consume them ravenously, and then freak out about their contents.
Rockingham County, Virginia (0 clinics for 4,590 women in need)Though the researchers had limited access to any private practices that might exist (and pulled data using clinics such as Title X clinics, Planned Parenthood, the Indian Health Service, and The National Association of County and City Health Officials, among others), these statistics are still pretty depressing.
Read: "There is nowhere for them to escape": Assad's latest offensive is killing hundreds of civilians in Syria The strikes are made worse by the fact that humanitarian organizations have had limited access to Eastern Ghouta, despite the area being labeled a "de-escalation zone" more than a year ago in a deal orchestrated by Iran, Russia, and Turkey.
There has been no similar traction in emerging markets (excluding China, which has a mature marketplace lending industry) as the companies frequently have limited access to capital (alternative lending is highly capital-intensive), low-quality data (low penetration of credit histories) and scarce infrastructure, while the level of consumer sophistication is not on par with the U.S. or Europe.
The CDC has identified 85033 counties in 26 states with conditions that make them just as vulnerable to an eruption of HIV as Scott County was: pervasive opioid addiction among impoverished rural residents where there is no access to sterile needle exchanges or treatment for addiction and limited access to basic healthcare and HIV prevention services.
In its announcement of the new discount program, Amazon specifically highlighted stories that demonstrate how Prime is helping a variety of customers, from a retired military veteran and cancer survivor to a single mom in rural Missouri who has limited access to stores, and a five-year old with a genetic disorder who requires 24/7 care.
Although he later tried to walk these remarks back, he and his mostly male fellow Republicans have quietly been making headway since he took office on an agenda to make sure women have as few options as possible for reproductive choice and education, including limited access to birth control and the preventative care offered by Planned Parenthood.
Despite widespread media coverage of Zika, there has been confusion and limited access to testing in the US. And as health officials try to anticipate a possible impending outbreak in the US, there is speculation that the politics of abortion will further complicate matters for women who might want to consider terminating a Zika-affected pregnancy.
Such voters already face limited access to places like the Department of Motor Vehicles and may struggle to come up with money for a government issued photo ID. Cartier also pointed to the bill being a campaign promise fulfilled for Republican Secretary of State Robert Evnen, who heavily touted voter ID legislation as part of his 2018 campaign.
And the question does become at a certain point, particularly as I point out where a lot of the things, assault weapons, red flags don&apost -- wouldn&apost have worked in this case, do we need to harden our schools the way we do our airports with metal detectors and limited access to get in and out of the school?
And this is the travesty I'm seeing on my massage table – healthy, young men who should be rocking their sexual primes, but instead have such limited access to the thousands of comatose nerves in their semi-working dicks that they have to buck and clench and grind against my soft, intentional strokes to feel even the faintest tingle of arousal.
Unlike Mr. Manafort's experience, my clients are forced to make decisions without knowing the evidence against them, often detained away from their families who would offer them solace, with limited access to private space, critical tools and technology to assist in their defense, and deprived the ease of working collaboratively with their attorneys that is so necessary for optimal representation.
Gilead said that in recent weeks there has been "an exponential increase" in requests for compassionate use because of the spread of the coronavirus in Europe and the U.S. This has "flooded" its treatment access system, which was set up for very limited access to the medicine and was, it said, "never intended for use in response to a pandemic."
Allowing people access Google Assistant simply by making a phone call would make the feature available to hundreds of millions of people in large countries like India, where more than half of the country's 1.3 billion people still don't have access to smartphones, and hundreds of millions of people still use inexpensive feature phones with limited access to the internet or apps.
A little more than an hour before their hearings, asylum seekers were provided time to meet with lawyers in the courtroom -- a new necessity given that they're staying in Mexico and have limited access to lawyers based in the US. But key to those meetings is confidentiality, attorneys argued, which they said was not afforded to them in the confines of the room.

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