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Regional newspaper groups will be buoyed by a commitment to curtail local activities including a promise to "never be more local" than it is now.

That record is among the reasons his appointment, announced by Mr. Obama on Thursday afternoon, has alarmed some of the president's liberal supporters, who say that bringing Mr. Daley into the White House violates a commitment to curtail the sway of special interests.

On the second day of the Labour party conference in Liverpool the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, spoke about the party's commitment to curtailing the influence of offshore companies operating behind a veil of secrecy.

Several experts, for instance, have questioned whether the city's commitment to curtailing excessive force will flag once the kind of intense public pressure that has prevailed recently subsides and the threat of federal lawsuits fades.

If Senator Obama becomes his Party's nominee, then he must distinguish himself from his Republican opponent by demonstrating his commitment to curtailing the proliferation of handguns and assault weapons.

The new plan, dubbed "Agenda 2020," details an aggressive new commitment to curtailing carbon emissions, and lays out the guidelines for a new climate adaptation fund for developing nations.

Frances Beinecke, president of US-based environmental group the Natural Resources Defence Council, said: "These landmark commitments to curtail carbon pollution are a necessary, critical step forward in the global fight against climate change.

But the choice is causing alarm among some in Mr. Obama's liberal base, who argue that bringing Mr. Daley to the White House violates a commitment by the president to curtail the sway of special interests in Washington.

But German officials believe that a domestic political audience already rocked by Edward Snowden's revelations of bulk data collection and surveillance of chancellor Merkel's mobile phone will not be satisfied by anything less than a public commitment from the Americans to curtail future espionage activity in Germany.

Mothers will be able to curtail their own commitments, allowing them to maintain a stronger hold in the job market.

While disappointing to those fans who were hoping to see her perform live, her decision to curtail her work commitments and start a family will only endear her to an audience who lap up her message of female empowerment – albeit one delivered with support from scantily-clad backing dancers, who somewhat prematurely celebrate the victory of women against patriarchal forces.