Sentence examples for curbed use of from inspiring English sources

Leaders, especially Suharto, the general who ruled Indonesia until 1998, enforced teaching of Indonesian and curbed use of English.

Many Democrats now focus on curbing use of the Senate filibuster, even though they found the 60-vote threshold useful in preventing Mr. Obama's predecessor from getting many conservative nominees to the federal bench.

Some states — including, until recently, California — have strict laws to curb use of these bonds.

Instead of developing comprehensive policies to curb use of automobiles, the Indian government has sought to make them cheaper and easier to own.

"One person's tax shelter is another person's tax benefit," said Representative Lloyd Doggett, a Texas Democrat who introduced legislation last year to curb use of shelters.

Senate leaders are expected to announce new rules on Thursday aimed at curbing use of the filibuster to stall or kill legislation or presidential nominations.

Mr. O'Malley has called for a comprehensive overhaul that includes a path to citizenship, and he proposed executive action to limit deportations, expanding access to health care for immigrants and curbing use of detention facilities.

Lord O'Neill set out a 10-point blueprint for reversing the erosion of the power of antibiotics to treat infection, from reducing doctors' prescribing to curbing use of the drugs in farm animals and incentivising drug companies to invent new antibiotics.

The company said the value of its stake in Shui Jing Fang, which opened its first distillery in 1408, dived after sales tumbled 78% in the year to 30 June amid heavy price competition from rival brands and action by the Chinese government to curb use of luxury goods by officials.

The company has expanded its age verification system, an effort aimed at curbing use of young players, and placed limits on daily play.

The current "war on drugs -style anti-drugs -stylete has done virtually nothing to climatee of illicit substances, critics say.