Sentence examples for a curtailment from inspiring English sources

Mr. DeGolyer said that soon after China took control here in 1997, these democrats warned of curtailed civil liberties, despite limited evidence then that a curtailment was under way.

The fight is already lost if it means a curtailment of democratic principles and ci­vil liberties.

A curtailment of fraud-on-the-market is therefore quite possible.

Many see this as a curtailment of the "right to freedom of expression".

Mr. Haider has called for a curtailment of immigration to Austria -- "over-foreignization," in his words.

Even the act of putting pen to paper involves, arguably, a curtailment of the full range of motion of hands.

After the election, with the change in administration, instead we've seen a curtailment, a reduction in numbers.

One of the more tangential may be a curtailment of the power of the Premier League and a revival of the Football Association.

On the campaign trail Tuesday, all the Republican presidential candidates seized on the issue and assailed Mr. Obama for what they said was a curtailment of religious freedom.

The upshot was a curtailment of powers associated with the mayoral position; despite this, the Moscow municipal government continues to be a powerful entity in its own right.

We also participate in a curtailment program and receive payments to do so since curtailment is effectively the same as generation.