Sentence examples for curbed after from inspiring English sources

That emigration was curbed after 1979 when Vietnam agreed to an Orderly Departure Program, in which refugees were processed in Ho Chi Minh City and flown to receiving countries.

Speaking at the Labour party conference in Liverpool, Reeves warned that there were "bubbling tensions in this country that I just think could explode" if immigration were not curbed after Brexit.

The ability of big companies to use armies of lawyers to prevent regulators from introducing consumer-friendly measures will be curbed after the chancellor's autumn statement promised to make appeals quicker and easier.

Many of the excesses were curbed after flying became a business with the birth of commercial airlines in the 1930's, but the blue yonder has always attracted more than its share of blithe spirits.

The legalized ability of citizens to openly cheat each other was curbed after the South Sea Bubble and the Great Depression.

Efforts to curb after-hours bars in Koreatown date back at least to 2004, when beverage control and the LAPD cracked down with a joint task force.

"First, the stem volume increment rate (of individual trees) is decreasing and thus the sink is curbing after decades of increase," they wrote.

But after years of failed efforts to curb excessive after-parties, Pearl River High School has scheduled this year's junior and senior proms for school nights.

As a young economist, he witnessed the rampant inflation of the 1970s, which was curbed only after Paul A. Volcker became Fed chairman in 1979 and promptly raised interest rates to double-digit levels, setting off two painful recessions.

The ban was introduced in September as part of efforts to curb volatility after the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

On the other hand, America would probably have had to spend more on curbing Iraq after 2002, since the sanctions regime was weakening.