Sentence examples for curb plan from inspiring English sources

Stressing that he was "a deeply practical person", Cameron said his four-year benefits curb plan was still on that table, but he would be open to anything that might have "a similarly powerful effect" on EU migration levels in the UK.

Calls for the government to curb planned rises intensified as Labour said it would cap fares on every route and indicated it was considering an election pledge to cap increases at the rate of inflation.

The district's problems now involve managing its success: finding sidewalk space for boisterous crowds that often spill over the curb, planning for the day when economic growth begins pressuring Eighth Avenue and Hell's Kitchen, getting ready for the unimaginably large celebration of the new millennium that will occur exactly 500 days from today.

But his Hyundai Motor plans to fire as much as one-fifth of its work force and may have to curb plans to become one of world's top carmakers.

This would include the stakeholder groups that have explicitly entered the game through official responses to the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) or by filing of lawsuits to curb plans of the military buildup, but also the remaining residents of these vulnerable islands who have not entered the public communications.

Wal-Mart Stores, for example, has curbed plans to expand into Asia, said Kenneth Harris, a partner at Cannondale Associates, a marketing and sales consulting firm near Chicago.

In a speech marking his five years as Lib Dem leader he claimed his party curbed plans for an extra £10bn in welfare cuts, and had "anchored reform in the sensible centre ground".

Supporters of gun curbs planned rallies outside the home-state offices of Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa, Judiciary's top Republican, and Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz.

"It is in both sides' interest to curb the plans of those who shed the blood of peoples for their narrow personal interest and subservience to the White House gang".

Another 24percentt said they would curb hiring plans to avoid the employer mandate, since it applies only to companies with 50 or more full-time employees.

The recent housing slowdown has curbed such plans.