Sentence examples for curb it from from inspiring English sources

Antonio Maria Costa, who was executive director of the UN's office on drugs and crime from May 2002 to August 2010, charts the history of the contamination of the global banking industry by drug and criminal money since his first initiatives to try to curb it from the European commission during the 1990s.

No fence or curbing divided it from the barren pavement.

While there is a possible olive branch in the shape of Oceana's offer to donate any leftover bananas to Curb, it's along way from healing the wounds.

China learned its lessons from Tiananmen and has sought to curb dissidence from its source before it could ever gain similar momentum.

Since it cannot curb arrivals from the European Union, that means pushing harder to reject non-Europeans.

From time to time it was necessary to curb enthusiasm from wards that wanted to participate in the study, and physicians who wanted to use the algorithm outside the ICU.

"We know what we're made of," Margie Burr, the grandmother, crowed in summary of the triumphalism washing curb to curb from Federal Hill to Charles Village, from crab shack to City Hall.

It comes as an effort to curb youth from the belief that e-cigarettes and vapes are less addictive than real cigarettes.

They say C.C.S. is the most viable way to curb emissions from existing fossil fuel plants and that it should be cost-competitive in the coming years.

New York banned busking from 1935 to 1970, and still curbs it in parks.

"Very often they cannot do it too directly because of the upcoming elections, the need to curb excitement from some places, the need to curb violence.