Examples of using Reduce access in English and their translations into French
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Reduce access to weapons.
Delayed rains, high food prices reduce access to food.
Reduce access to weapons.
A new order is introduced to regulate and reduce access to the connection.
Reduce access to lethal means.
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Failure to support such companies might reduce access to new therapies.
Reduce access to water for birds.
Media release: The cost of medication:Prices that are too low could reduce access Â.
Reduce access to unhealthy foods.
Their restricted resources mayalso reduce access to new technologiesor innovation.
Reduce access to means of suicide.
Business practices that reduce access for Deaf and hard of hearing citizens.
Reduce access to affordable medicines.
Widespread informal payments reduce access to healthcare for people with low incomes.
Reduce access to means of suicide.
A recent study in Malawi found that deforestation can reduce access to safe drinking water.
Reduce access to means of suicide.
Clauses concerned with intellectual property rights could reduce access to pharmaceuticals.
Alcohol: reduce access to and harmful use of alcohol.
Enhance regulatory activities to manage the risks of opioids and reduce access to unnecessary opioids;
Reduce access to the type of guns used in these tragedies.
Other factors, especially insecurity that can reduce access to markets, will also continue to be monitored.
Help reduce access to means of suicide(e.g. Pesticides, firearms or certain medications.
Deteriorating health systems in many priority countries reduce access to reproductive health services.
It can also reduce access to ministries of finance and planning.
All of these climatic changes in the environment impacts the availability of some species and can reduce access to traditional food Ford et al. 2008.
Moreover, it will also reduce access to the nerve, thereby reducing the pain.
The authors conclude that large-scale investments in plantations often damage local livelihoods,undermine food security and reduce access to key resources.
Such an increase will reduce access to food for the poorer segments of the population.
It should be possible to evaluate the consequences of defined changes in tax rates that either improve or reduce access to medicines, and then propose tax policy changes accordingly.