Such a military action promised numerous benefits, including securing French trade interests, and inhibiting British access to India.

This summer, the Israeli Supreme Court told the army that parts of a new barrier, intended to inhibit access to the country by suicide bombers from the West Bank, were making it impossible for Palestinian farmers to tend their fig orchards and would have to be relocated.

Moreover, it will seriously inhibit access to education for poor and middle-class students, particularly members of minority groups.

While the authorities have scrapped some apartheid legislation, such as the pass laws inhibiting black access to the fringes of white cities, they have balked at further changes in such laws as those that segregate schools and residential areas.

"To build a common information environment where users of publicly funded content can gain best value from the investment that has been made by reducing the barriers that currently inhibit access, use and re-use of digital content."

It is Sparx Systems' belief that highly priced CASE tools severely limit teams, and ultimately organizations, by narrowing the effective user base and inhibiting access to important model information.

Such licensing would give the authorities a constructive way to encourage proper use, without seriously inhibiting access to guns for law-abiding people.

Japan is arguing that any agreement should focus on opening up Japanese markets by changing regulations and whittling away at traditional customs that inhibit access to its markets.

These magical properties inhibiting access to the soul may explain "an ancient Greek maxim, attributed to [the ancient philosopher and mystic] Pythagoras, which forbade people to wear rings" in ancient Greece.

The instrument is designed to eliminate the trade distortion caused by imports of goods at dumped prices and does not therefore inhibit fair access to the Community market for producers in any country, developed or otherwise.