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Despite the evidence supporting substance use disorder treatment as a means to improve engagement in HIV care, a small percentage of releasees nationally are linked to substance abuse treatment either in prison or upon release, and in-prison substance use disorder treatment programs are curtailed by a lack of funding and the relatively short sentences of some offenders [ 54].

Under the current political system the lower house of Parliament is elected, but its lawmaking powers are curtailed by an upper house, whose members are appointed by the king, who also has wide-ranging powers to pass decrees.

Dan Quayle's influence with Bush was curtailed by a heavy load of the kind of chores that Mondale warned about.

The bank executive got into the sport after his running habit was curtailed by a hip injury.

A break of 74 is curtailed by a missed yellow to the left middle, but this is a splendid recovery.

Some legal observers speculated that the number of lawsuits would be curtailed by a US Supreme Court decision earlier this year.

(Chinen) Giuseppi Logan Quartet (Thursday) Mr. Logan is an alto saxophonist whose promising start, on the mid-1960s free-jazz scene, was curtailed by a mysterious silence.

My attempt to talk to him was curtailed by a howl from the stroller, and I pushed on against a squall.

Speed made 38 appearances for United, but his playing days were curtailed by a persistent back injury and he focused on his coaching duties towards the end of 2009.

Peter Drinnen After playing first-class cricket in Queensland as a wicket-keeper from 1998-1990, his career was curtailed by a back injury.

Just as Everton's bid to snap out of their torpor was gaining momentum, however, it was curtailed by a third United goal that killed the contest.