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Mr. Hanson added, "We do think that as we get past Labor Day there will be a return" of much, if not most, of the business travel that has been curtailed in recent months.

He also called for improvements to the State Commission of Investigation, which was created in 1968 as a temporary entity to investigate organized crime and government corruption, but whose powers have been curtailed in recent years.

While a single-family home still defines the American dream for most homebuyers — and developers still strive to satisfy that yen wherever they can find a place to subdivide in densely developed northern New Jersey — their efforts have been curtailed in recent years by antisprawl laws.

Because the pharmaceutical industry pipeline for new antibiotics has been curtailed in recent years, the sensible and responsible use of currently available antibiotics is essential.

Strong recent growth has been curtailed in Guinea, and while Liberia has resumed growth, Sierra Leone is in a severe recession according to the World Bank, which has mobilised $1.62bn£1.12bnbn) for Ebola response and recovery efforts.

But absolute freedom of expression is curtailed in many countries.

A large amount of load is curtailed in the peak periods 10-16 and 18-22.

The programme was curtailed in 2011, but a dozen countries are now following Malawi's lead.

But the press flights have been sharply curtailed in recent months, a victim of cost-cutting by news organizations that are struggling to stay profitable.

These firms have been curtailed slightly by recent regulations aimed at making the markets less volatile.

Women's rights in Iran have been curtailed since the Islamic Revolution in 1979, but in recent years, women have been displaying an increasing determination to achieve equal status in this conservative Muslim theocracy.