curtail

He explains that his wife would not allow her marriage to curtail her freedom or her need for adventure.

Yes they'd take a bath on them if they were to do it but, It would severely curtail the U. S. Governments ability to borrow.

Red Shirt leaders told reporters they were ready to negotiate if the army ends its efforts to forcibly curtail the spread of protests.

Mr Rato said the credit squeeze was a "serious crisis" that was not over yet and would curtail growth worldwide.

Ordering banks to stop lending is a remarkably effective way of reining in loan growth, even if it does little to curtail investment.

He said that could have helped to curtail investor fears that further problems were in the offing.

Analysts warned that the increase in retail prices could now boost Chinese demand, rather than curtail it, at least in the short term.

Some experts suggest simply trying to curtail the amount of time you spend online.

But Mr. Panetta said he knew of no moves by Beijing to curtail relations in response to the sale.

For Watanabe, the calls to curtail power gave him a sense of pride.

The only feasible way to curtail population growth, is to resort to a more effective birth-control project.

Blinder: a pair of leather flaps attached to a horse's bridle to curtail side vision.

French and German leaders are pushing to limit the size of banks and curtail bank bonuses -- moves opposed by the U. S. and U. K.

Any attempt to curtail speculation, by contrast, is likely to make life harder for firms and oil more expensive.

That will be unpopular, judging by the public outcry when AT&T recently said it was looking at ways to curtail data traffic.

So the plan might slow the steady creep up in whaling. But it wouldn't halt, or even curtail, the current hunt.

Opposition lawmakers Monday put forward a draft constitution that would curtail the powers of the president.

Nothing is sacrificed to curtail its length; the only concession is to remove the footnotes from the text.

They will seek a treaty change to curtail the powers of renegade governments to break the rules of the system.

and curtail the appetite, maybe, for excess and to look around and think we are part of a global interdependent whole entity, organism.

Other officials have said Pakistan would curtail intelligence cooperation with the U. S. in the event of another such attack.

Yes, staying hydrated throughout the day is great for your body, but curtail your fluid intake before bed.

The U. S. Dollar complies with the market economy rules to increase or curtail the exploitation of crude oil for stable prices.

curtail financial damage dungeon : A dark, often underground chamber or cell used to confine prisoners.

Agreeing on a shared strategy to curtail short-lived pollutants would be a good way for all of them to start.

As a rule of thumb, aperture webs should be no less than the stencil thickness to curtail bridging defects.

They unceasingly attempt to mutilate, to curtail, to obstruct personal freedom in any and all ways.

Clinicians might use Tong's research on Lnk and its associated signaling pathway to curtail stem cell production and control MPDs.

Having an established and well-informed plan will curtail some of the panic that comes with security intrusions.

Governments in most of the industrialized nations adopted a variety of policies to curtail or prohibit cigarette smoking.

EVEN the fiercest free-market advocates would concede that governments can justly intervene to curtail businesses that become too powerful.

Republicans also say Environmental Protection Agency regulations inhibit business activity and curtail the ability to create jobs.

Results indicate that NSTs and certified nutrition support clinicians can curtail preventable spending from inappropriate PN use.

The city also plans to ban smoking in public places, stop cars from honking their horns and curtail pollution during the event.

As species wither, the marine food chain could be disrupted; human action is needed to curtail further acidification.

The Professional Footballers' Association would hardly advocate any changes that might curtail members' income.

It strictly forbids the police to unlawfully deprive citizens of or curtail their freedom of person .

One can stop drinking and therefore curtail the inevitable consequences, but it is clearly impossible to stop sleeping.

In the Shanghai planning bureau, a senior official responds to a question about the PBOC guidelines to curtail credit.

One major tax expenditure that the Bowles-Simpson plan would curtail or eliminate is the mortgage interest deduction.

How can we curtail such innate tendencies of a dictatorship government?

The management reserves the right to cancel or curtail Tours without notice.

Confronted with higher fuel prices, consumers often curtail spending on manufactured goods or travel, which in turn can cool the economy.

Social and political pressures have also made it difficult to curtail benefits or reduce total public expenditure.

Some of our friends have chosen to curtail or leave their ministries this year.

Fear of a pandemic could lead to a restrictionist race, as nations compete to curtail movement and build walls.

Foreign aid people and diplomats say a law pushed through parliament last month will curtail the activities of local human-rights workers.

Private insurance companies and health care providers block measures to curtail the overuse of costly technologies.

In a Bloomberg poll last December a majority of Americans wanted to curtail the Fed, or abolish it outright.

Some countries cited in the report curtail religious freedom by controlling religious expression and practice.

The research on the non-linear stepped-frequency technology is still a curtail step in the world.

More likely are small, limited armored incursions , intended to curtail missile launches and kill Hamas fighters.

Even the very wealthy have to curtail their expenditure when the value of their stock portfolios decline.

Or as they reduce their own borrowing -- they may curtail lending and investing in many countries.

And over time, he and successive administrations took steps to mitigate that risk and curtail the spread of nuclear weapons.

An impending explosion of low-cost smartphones running Google's Android operating system could also curtail Apple's growth.

That would do more to curtail moral hazard than a perfect mechanism that cannot be used.

Various laws have been proposed or enacted to curtail lobbying, with limited success.

The government said they have instituted the changes in an effort to curtail gambling, as well as other illegal online activities.

Within days all governments would step in to curtail consumption in a co- ordinated effort.

The state could not curtail such activities without inflaming the entire populace, although it periodically tried.

The new government plans to curtail big government construction projects, a hallmark of the LDP.

In addition, the optimal solution from RSM equation could curtail the operating time of CD considerably.

A decline in viewership has put pressure on network news operations to curtail spending and find other ways to maintain profit.

In Miami, recent changes have forced the public defender to cut 30 attorney positions and curtail internships for law school students.

Both SocGen and rival BNP Paribas, France's two largest investment banks, have promised to curtail payouts to employees.

To curtail the extra effect, and uses the measured sufficiently, slide multinomial fitting model is put forward.

The United Nations and Asian Development Bank are joining hands to curtail poverty in Asia and the Pacific.

Clearly, the bleak global economic outlook could curtail growth and reduce government revenue.

The Mortgage Bankers' Association reacted by warning of job losses as banks curtail credit to small businesses.

To curtail demand for poached animals, the economists suggest legalizing the sale of bones from some farm-bred tigers.

We will have to live with today's financial markets, since policymakers would seek to curtail them only after a disaster.

Higher prices will eventually curtail import demand and cause shifts both to higher savings and to local products and services.

At a stroke, that would curtail many valid forms of online interaction.

The more prices rise, the more pressure China's central bankers come under to tighten up monetary policy and curtail credit .

The Swiss authorities intervened last week to curtail the strength of their currency.

It threatens to curtail a modest recovery in consumer spending on items like apparel and electronics.

The North Korean government has seemingly tried to curtail the drug use.

When countries curtail internet freedom, they place limits on their economic future.

Whether it will greatly curtail gold farming remains to be seen.

Only the autumn of Linkou factory in Taiwan, the number of employees, from the original curtail our 200 as of now the 130 people.

This has prompted speculation that China's banks might curtail lending to prevent another unsustainable market bubble.

Barack Obama said that he wanted to curtail tax avoidance by American firms with overseas operations.

Better to schedule time to read an actual, physical book or newspaper to curtail your gaming.

In December, he refused to curtail a recruitment drive, which the UN called a violation of the 2006 peace agreement.

It took defeat in the second world war and an American occupation to curtail the powers of Japan's emperor.

The Russians are also neurotically keen to curtail the activities of non-governmental organisations.

Since it was near closing time, we had to curtail our discussion.

China Film Group declined to comment Tuesday on the plans to curtail Avatar screenings.

China has made several headline efforts to curtail rising price pressures.

This would curtail demand and, ultimately, price pressures.

It also defeats efforts to progressively curtail the Chinese Communist Party's authority over all judicial institutions and mechanisms.

Reporting requirements imposed by Sox and heightened attention by investors and regulators in the future will curtail this practice.

With added incentives, people curtail their electricity use during peaks in demand by 15% or more.

Second, in an effort to curtail excess bank lending, reserve ratios were increased nine times in the past 11 months.

Demonstrated ways to curtail corruption ?

Infamous for gang wars and illicit drugs, Cape Flats is emblematic of South Africa's urgent need to curtail crime.

As trading increases, some companies are taking steps to monitor or curtail it.

I would propose to curtail the meeting .

As commercial-property losses grow, banks will be forced to curtail lending.

Over 190 nations have agreed to seek a new treaty to curtail greenhouse gases from industry, vehicles and land-clearing.

instead it sparked fears that spending cuts could curtail growth.

Facebook has taken several steps to curtail the private trading.

By the same token, reduced military budgets would force the government to curtail its foreign involvement.

The role of government is to spend less and tax people more in order to reduce consumer demand and thus curtail general price increases.

The government hopes to curtail public spendIng In the next tax year.

Any measures to curtail credit default swap trading could have a bigger impact, however.

North Korea in the past has promised to curtail its nuclear program in exchange for energy and economic aid.

Meanwhile, Alcoa Inc. Monday said it will curtail an additional 350, 000 metric tons per year of aluminum production beginning immediately.

Banks were told to curtail lending to the property sector.

Smart meters also help to curtail the theft of electricity.

It is necessary to curtail or alter normally coexisting stimuli.

If your lover tries to curtail your freedom, it may lead to conflict.

Several countries have taken steps to curtail the outbreak, such as banning cucumber imports and removing the vegetables from sale.

Some players said they will curtail practice and workouts.

The minister had to curtail his visit.

They would give up social life, and curtail their family life too, in order to pursue the pot of gold AT the end of the rainbow.

When theAuthor's Guild tried to getAmazon to curtail its used-book market, the companyrefused to backdown.

John's father curtail his allowance.

The study also suggested that girls' believed they would need to curtail their behaviour and aspirations once married.

He has to cut, clip, and curtail his monthly spending; he has had his budget cut to the bone.

The most important, is to curtail the offeror's power to withdraw his offer.

In any case, it's a bad habit and one you should try and curtail in your relationship.

The West is nervous about Syria's chemical weaponry. How to curtail it?

We must try to curtail our spending.

The government has taken steps to try to cool China's fast-growing economy in order to curtail inflation.

But President Obama has a record of supporting nuclear power as well as aggressive efforts to curtail the bomb's spread.

And some want to curtail growth further.

and in some industries employs entire cadres of people [08: 52. 01]to curtail or put an end to it.

The study focused on recreational screen time because it's the easiest to curtail, Dr. Stamatakis said.

A fractured Libya will not only curtail oil exports, it will open the gates to a flood of African emigration to southern Europe.

China's second-largest telecommunications equipment maker ZTE said it will curtail its business in Iran,

Given this, China will continue to take measures to curtail the trend of deflation

cut vi. to reduce the size, extent, or duration of; curtail or shorten

You use your love curtail the distence between the hearts

OK, I'm gonna propose that we curtail this interview

To curtail the expression of; suppress:

i had to curtail my holidays for sars