Sentence examples for curbed to from inspiring English sources
In exchange, the states' veto powers in Parliament would be curbed to speed decision-making.
Carbon emissions have to be curbed to prevent climate chaos and in the UK this is legally binding.
Government spending was curbed to control the money supply, while the currency was allowed to float, both decisive breaks with post-war orthodoxies.
It comes as policymakers and technology companies debate whether digital privacy should be curbed to help regulators more easily thwart hackers.
UK national and regional newspaper publishers have called for the BBC's digital news operation to be curbed to allow commercial players to flourish at home and abroad.
Government spending was curbed to control the money supply, exchange controls were abolished and the currency was allowed to continue to float (rather than joining the new European Monetary System)—all decisive breaks with post-war orthodoxies.
California is the latest state to try to curb "pay-to-play" practices.
Eventually, Botswana became a leader in providing services to curb mother-to-child transmission.
In Europe, legislation to curb marketing to children is spreading.
They have to curb wages to boost exports.
