Sentence examples similar to curbing communication from inspiring English sources
"There is little evidence to suggest this is a problem that needs to be tackled, and yet the government seems to be seriously considering curbing freedom of communication in a manner which would make it far harder for the good things that have come from this unrest either to continue or to happen again.
Financial assistance will enable UNICEF to continue to support the ongoing response to the country's nutritional crisis, and to support critical WASH and health services and behaviour change communication, which are essential to curbing the spread of cholera.
Yet another compound that blocks another one of TGF-beta's communication channels, called JNK, was nearly as effective in curbing aneurysm growth.
Curbing the subsidies, however, risks another revolution.
"All for curbing weapons of war.
Curbing currency manipulation.
This intense reaction and scrutiny would generate multifaceted outcomes, enabling widespread collaboration and communication to help curb the tragic health consequences while wreaking economic, social, and even political havoc in many areas.
Moreover, Toyota designed the Valenciennes factory to be 30percentt more compact than other factories with similar output, to curb building and operating costs and enhance communication.
Today, with the ubiquity of internet communication and transnational commerce, and despite various measures to curb the movement of people across borders, national boundaries are proving to be porous entities at best.
