"curb against" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action that is intended to prevent or control something. Here is an example sentence: "The government implemented strict regulations to curb against excessive pollution in the city."
He cites the old Christianity's "communal role, as a driver of assimilation and a guarantor of social peace, and its prophetic role, as a curb against our national excesses and a constant reminder of our national ideals".
PSafe is also rolling out an initiative called SafeWifi, where they will distribute thousands of free routers to wifi hotspots across Brazil to curb against wifi infections, the #2 source of infections PSafe sees on its platform.
For the Lebanese across society he was a curb against that government's imperialism.
Although guards are supposed to randomly search cells each shift as a curb against drugs, weapons and other contraband, one former San Quentin corrections officer said staffing issues have made it impossible for guards to do all the required checks.
She stepped off the curb against a red light about 2 40 p.m. Tuesday as the truck, which was traveling south on Central, approached the intersection at California Avenue and struck her, police said.
Witnesses told police the truck was traveling south on Central Avenue at about 25 mph in the second lane and was approaching the intersection at California Avenue when she stepped off the curb against a red light, Lorenz said.
The relaxation announced today does not affect curbs against technology transfers to the Soviet Union.
In 1996, 54% of them turned down another proposal put to a referendum, to tighten curbs against illegal entry.
Recent American visa curbs against Arabs, including Saudis, have made matters worse.In this section Come back later What cash can do Looking east A northern bid Watch out!
1963 Khrushchev Pleads for Unity MOSCOW — Tanned, confident and five days past his 69th birthday, Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev called for world Communist unity on Soviet terms and curbs against war-minded "imperialist madmen".
To curb attacks against the homeless, NCH has proposed that an assault against a homeless person should be considered a hate crime.
