In a bid to curtail numbers, Angkor's daily entry fee has been raised to £27.
Every day that service is curtailed, the number of stranded passengers grows.
The only previous big job cut in the company's history came during the Arab oil embargo of the early 1970's, which curtailed the number of visitors to Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla., and prompted Disney to eliminate1,700 jobs there.
While the boardwalk has been repaired and debris swept away, there are still chain-link fences walling off dangerous sections and the New York Aquarium has curtailed the number of exhibits open to the public.
The city building code adopted in 1968 drastically curtailed the number of stairways required for skyscrapers, making it hard, if not impossible, for everyone in a tall building to leave at the same time, particularly if rescuers are trying to come up.
This was a time when Muslims were singled out for legal discrimination — a law from 1790 curtailed the number of Muslims who could come into the United States, and a century later the U.S. Supreme Court described the "intense hostility of the people of Moslem faith to all other sects, and particularly to Christians".
Anyway, Andrew Sullivan argued the other day that since abortion has dramatically curtailed the number of adoptions,If the pro-life movement dedicated its every moment not to criminalizing abortion but to expanding adoption opportunities, it would win many more converts.Megan McArdle sensibly responds that this doesn't really make any sense.
The 25-year-old has earned 37 caps but injuries have curtailed his number of appearances.
The war - which halted English league football for seven years - perhaps curtailed the number of titles Matthews could have won.
Google wants the South Korean government to ease laws on map data that have curtailed the number of features Google Maps can offer there.
Since the 1970s, three rules have curtailed the number and scope of fights in the NHL.
