Sentence examples for avoid curtailing from inspiring English sources

The Republican hypocrisy is to promise lower taxes, a balanced budget and spending cuts that avoid curtailing the essential government services Americans cherish.

The Democrats also urged Froman to avoid curtailing the use of capital controls, rules that can constrain the flow of particular currencies to and from a country -- a move often used by nations to fight financial crises.

Initial calculations suggest that allowing for 2 billion tons of offsets per year would mean that polluters in the U.S. could use cheap carbon offsets to avoid curtailing their own significant greenhouse gas emissions until 2026.

We added a baseline trial at the end of each block to avoid curtailing the hemodynamic response for the last event in a block.

Wind electricity can be fully used to capture CO2 if air capture devices are driven by wind power, so it can avoid curtailed electric energy.

The authors noted that the reasons women avoid or curtail breastfeeding is often due to issues that "are not trivial".

Speaking at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, he defended his vote against President Bush's antiterrorism bill -- the only no vote -- and warned that it was important at this time of national crisis and danger to maintain civil liberties and avoid panicky curtailing of constitutional rights.

Developing countries, including China and India, are anxious to avoid measures that would curtail their economies.

Exhibit A could have been William Gallas somehow avoiding a penalty after curtailing a thrilling Matt Jarvis run with a preposterous cruncher.

On Friday, Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, suggested to economists meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyo., that Social Security and Medicare benefits should be curtailed to avoid fiscal disaster and keep workers on the job longer.

This use of PMSCs to avoid congressional oversight dramatically curtails the public's understanding of American counterterrorism activities.