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That makes him one of the top House beneficiaries of such travel, which has recently been curbed as a result of changes in ethics rules.

The agency says it has no intention of revamping the current version of its interrogation program, which was curbed as a result of directives from Obama.

Hospital funding growth was curbed as a result of the poor fiscal condition of the HK government between 2003-2006.

That death toll won't be curbed as long as Caltrans lacks a clear legal mandate to identify collision hot spots and build wildlife crossings on highways.

By dint of its sheer size, the public-sector pay bill will have to be curbed as part of a strategy to cut overall expenditure.That will involve job cuts as well as pay restraint.

The rail industry's power to increase fares in England is to be curbed as part of a government drive to overhaul the rail fare system.

His opponents, building on the momentum from a successful campaign to defeat two U.S. congressional bills aimed at curbing piracy, as well as a swell of protest against an international copyright treaty, want to repeal or revamp the French law.

But the stronger dollar and global competitive pressures on commodities and other goods are curbing inflation, as is a major predictor of future inflation: consumer expectations of price increases.

By incentivising work, Iain Duncan Smith, Britain's welfare secretary, is aiming to curb welfare as a lifestyle choice.

Secondly, curbing leakages as a means of enhancing public revenue is very important (eg deducing tax expenditure, combating tax evasion and aggressive avoidance).

The Bank could impose loan to value or loan to income curbs as a way of bringing prices down.