They wonder, in a city that is among the most garden-crazy in the nation, why the police — long criticized as failing to curb quality-of-life crimes — have failed to end one man's flower-power grab.
I'm just glad that, as the tax office curbs the quality of my family's lifestyle each month, it has the compassion to hand the money over to those who keep my mate in the lifestyle to which he (and many like him) has become accustomed.
Because quality curb appeal lasts long after the sun goes down.
A house with quality curb appeal doesn't just welcome guests, it can help you sell your home faster, deter criminals and save on your home heating and cooling bills, as well.
The feeling that watching fictional characters be self-serving jerks felt more cathartic because of it's evergreen quality (Curb premiered in 2000, Difficult People in 2015), that a relief to the building anxieties of life will always be present in watching new characters act out your own jerk-tendencies without you having to do the heavy lifting.
BSL model [4] primarily reflects the importance of curb-lane in riding quality of bicyclists, and considers curb-lane width, curb-lane traffic volume and curb-lane traffic speed parameters to predict the service quality.
The project seeks to ensure that migration is increasingly understood as a process, one whose existing liabilities and inefficiencies can be curbed and whose quality and outcomes can be significantly improved through smarter policies.
Of course, it's always important to take note of, and work to curb, any undesirable qualities that pop up, but being away from parents is a good thing.
Does it institute nationwide structural changes that curb costs and raise quality?
Almost half of it is devoted to programs that would test various ways to curb costs and increase quality.
