Sentence examples for It curtails from inspiring English sources

That restriction is intended as a safeguard against ruinous megalomaniacs, but Hannover 96, a Bundesliga side, believes it curtails investment and stops the league from realising its full potential.Nevertheless, the Bundesliga has displayed a commercial nous not always evident in European football.

Your books denounce Islamic fanaticism, particularly as it curtails the rights of women.

But the agency model's chief advantage to publishers is that it curtails Amazon's control of the market.

The Portuguese Association of Jurist Women has joined the chorus of anger following the decision, pointing out that it curtails constitutional rights.

Among other things, it curtails any president's immunity by making him liable to fundamental rights litigation on any official act.This counts as a major victory for the country's new president, Maithripala Sirisena perhaps a necessary one.

If the planet is really in danger, we must stop messing about, and maximise the use of existing settlement and habitation, however much it curtails the dream of "for everyman a place in the country".

The firm said that its performance during the period was hurt after it curtailed its sales to Iran in wake on the sanctions.

The Constitutional Court said Parliament overstepped its authority when it curtailed Mr. Bakiyev's powers, and then, a month later, enhanced them.

Did it curtail him in his writing at all? "No.

After 1900 the formalities of marriage were lessened and parental control over it curtailed.

It curtailed the president's extensive powers in favour of parliament.