Sentence examples for changes that would curb from inspiring English sources

Earlier Ms. Merkel had pressed the case for changes that would curb voting rights for spendthrift nations.

But the major focus Friday was clearly on building support for structural changes that would curb the monarchy's power, yet leave the king in place.

The report comes one week after police officials proposed huge changes to department protocol that would curb officers' use of firearms and stun guns, changes that come amid criticism that Chicago cops too readily rely on potentially deadly force.

There are certainly companies whose playbook consists of spreading disinformation about climate change and lobbying aggressively against any policies that would curb emissions or oil use.

Republicans have been pushing for a new formula that would curb Social Security benefits, for example.

This would help decision-makers take the type of actions that would curb the potentially deleterious effects of this on nutrition and health.

That would curb demand but stoke already-high inflation as well as voters' wrath.

In the meantime, the Nationalists were discussing constitutional changes that would increase the powers of the executive branch while curbing the powers of the Seimas.

An article in some copies last Sunday about General Mills's reversal of a policy change that would have curbed its customers' right to sue quoted incorrectly from an email from Mike Siemienas, a company spokesman.

What a change that would be.

The Brennan Centre estimates that these modest changes would curb the potential for fraud and add around 50m new voters to the rolls nationally.Unfortunately, increasing turnout and reducing election day stress don't seem to be on the agenda in some states.