Sentence examples for as a curtailing from inspiring English sources

— Gov. Rick Perry of Texas released a long-promised jobs and energy proposal Friday that resembles a wish list for the oil and gas industry, promising new drilling across much of the country, including in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, as well as a curtailing of environmental regulations and "dismantling" the Environmental Protection Agency.

2. Numerous apologists for the Garland shootings are using the "incitement to violence" argument as a valid curtailing of free speech.

There followed multiple expulsions, special schools and a promising career as a boxer curtailed by indiscipline.

In qualifying for Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix, it appeared Rosberg blocked Hamilton on a flying lap in the final session, run on a damp track as a thunderstorm curtailed Q2 and caused a 35-minute delay.

Concurrent use of medetomidine reduces the amount of ketamine required, induces additional analgesia as well as curtailing increased muscle tone and salivation.

Host-directed therapies may provide hope for cure for individual patients, associated with an economic return from the patient's productive life, as well as curtailed costly second-line therapy and tuberculosis healthcare costs.

Until now, Mr. Langdon said, "the government has not aggressively used their imposition of penalties as a way of curtailing abusive transactions".

Comparable actions personified United States policy toward the oppressive military regime in Myanmar, formerly Burma, and can be effective as a means of curtailing violence in Syria and in other contexts where atrocities occur.

Given his legal and political conservatism, Rehnquist was a logical choice for Nixon, who wished to use the appointment as a way of curtailing the perceived influence of liberal jurisprudence on social policy.

James Goodby and Kenneth Weisbrode wrote in The Financial Times last week that the Bush crew has snuffed the optimism of F.D.R., Ronald Reagan and Bush père: "Fear has been used as a basis for curtailing freedom of expression and for questioning legal rights long taken for granted.

Freedom of speech is curtailed, as is a free media.