Sentence examples similar to a curtailment of development from inspiring English sources
has never been viewed as a curtailment of the growth of the common law in this field". (10 Cal .3dat p. 630, 111 Cal.Rptr. at p. 713, 517 P.2d at p. 1177). In like manner we conclude, as did the New York court in Dole, that the contribution statutes were not intended to preclude all common law development in this field.
Diplomats here argue that the U.S. should sit down with Europe and Japan and agree on what sort of changes in Iran's behavior are most important -- an end to the murder of Iranian opposition figures in Europe, an end to Iran's active opposition to an Arab-Israeli peace, a curtailment of Iran's nuclear development programs.
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.
One of the more tangential may be a curtailment of the power of the Premier League and a revival of the Football Association.
"One of the most significant benefits of a U.S.-Iran deal could be termination, or at least a curtailment, of nuclear cooperation between North Korea and Iran," Mr. Hecker said.
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.
