Sentence examples for began curbed from inspiring English sources

He began Curbed in 2004 and has expanded it to other major cities and a nationwide report.

However, the government soon began curbing Catholic Action, seeing it as a front for anti-Fascist activity by former members of the Popular Party.

Relations between the U.S. and Indonesia have been cooling since the nineteen-nineties, when the U.S. began curbing prodigious arms sales to the government in protest of human-rights abuses in East Timor.

But most reformers appear to think Mr Boehner is acting in good faith.It is not clear, however, that he can bring his party with him; Republicans began curbing expectations as soon as the memo appeared.

On Sunday, Reuters cited two oil traders as saying that Russia had begun curbing supplies to the domestic market by cutting the flows to two refineries, Naftan and Mozyr.

Have we really become so impotent as a society, so pathetically fearful in the face of the extremists, that we can't even take the most modest of steps to begin curbing this horror?

A new United Nations report warns that progress toward prosperity in the world's poorest regions will be reversed unless rich countries promptly begin curbing emissions linked to global warming while also helping poorer ones leapfrog to energy sources that pollute less than coal and oil.

Obama highlighted many of the policies that his administration has pursued over the last four years to begin curbing greenhouse gas emissions, including tough new emissions standards for cars and trucks, and a doubling of wind and solar energy production.

She survived one, and on Thursday used her experience to drive home the point of the Democrats' ongoing sit-in on the House floor, which they have staged to try to force the House to take a pair of votes and begin curbing gun violence.

Mahmud began by curbing the power of rival claimants.

Things have improved for red-tails since regulators began to curb the use of DDT and other harmful pesticides.