Sentence examples for apparent curtailment from inspiring English sources

The commission says it follows guidelines set by the OECD, which is reviewing Mr Patten's reforms of the evaluation process.The trouble is, the EU has had so many rattling skeletons that any apparent curtailment of evaluators' freedom looks bad.

However, the pilots' and flight attendants' unions, seemingly unaware how far Mexicana's financial situation had deteriorated, refused to accept any proposal, arguing that they had agreed to curtailment of benefits in recent years with no apparent results.

But he levels particular criticism at the Bush administration, over issues like the budget deficit and what he sees as a growing concentration of power in the executive branch, an apparent lack of interest in corporate crime at a time Mr. Bush has raised enormous campaign sums from corporate friends, and curtailment of civil liberties in the war on terror.

Other details of the curtailment.

I aspire to total curtailment.

Others worry about curtailment of freedom of expression.

No curtailment of bonuses, no attempt even to tax them.

Sufficient voluntary electric curtailment might have averted that blackout.

More importantly, perhaps, is the cover for cancellation and curtailment.

This is a clear curtailment of mayoral authority".

Repressive governments find curtailment of rights necessary to provide order.