Sentence examples for a curb of from inspiring English sources

Finally, experimental results validate the behavior of the prototype for, both, obstacle surpassing and posture control when the wheelchair prototype ascends a curb of 180 mm.

Super injunctions have also been raised in the Houses of Parliament as an example of a curb on the freedom of the press by activist judges.

A curb on the number of nominee directorships any one person can hold.

For those whose lives have changed significantly, the most concrete alteration has been a curbing of their movement and spending.

Yet a curbing of unpaid internships would be a real blow to Britain's entrenched class system.

Perhaps ultimately legal actions will lead to a curbing of sites with no redeeming values that incite violence.

Real GDP rose by over 12% in 2007, thanks to a surge in foreign investment, a liberalisation programme and a curbing of once-endemic corruption.

The report also called for a voluntary ban on TV commercials promoting food deemed to be unhealthy, as well as a curbing of celebrity endorsements of unhealthy food, such as Gary Lineker's work with Walkers.

The third feature was a curbing of students' propensity for guess-and-check approaches.

To be sure, some chapters of the TPP might result in positive outcomes, namely enhanced environmental and wildlife conservation,32 greater transparency and a curbing of corruption, trademark, geographical indicators and copyrights protection, reduced abuse by state-owned enterprises.

This effectively has done the Government's work for it and yet has not resulted in a curbing of Alcoa's incremental increases in production levels (Community Alliance for Positive Solutions CAPS 2017).