Sentence examples for curbed from from inspiring English sources

This payout is set to be significantly curbed from 2017 — a move that has enraged bereavement campaign groups.

A recent study claimed that smartphone gambling was more addictive than fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs), the controversial £100-a-spin machines due to be curbed from Monday after a long-running campaign.

"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.

The approaches range from curbing emissions from power plants to creating large wetlands to collect nitrogen from fertilizer that runs off fields.

At its core, the initiative sets out 10 major problem areas that researchers have found can be widely curbed -- from drug use to AIDS deaths to depression -- and sets a goal for improving each one.

The number of calls made under the new rule were curbed significantly from that point on.

The drop in confidence curbed optimism from reports this week that showed rising retail sales and falling jobless claims.

The law includes a new provision to curb landlords from illegally removing apartments from rent regulation.

Lengthening the transitional period during which restrictions can be curbed on immigration from new member states.

Overall, it would curb $2.15 trillion from future federal debt — not far from the $2 trillion plan offered by Boehner.

Instead, it's about curbing emissions from countries like the US, China and India, said Midthun, from Norway's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.