But the ruling does not curb the terms the Fed can impose on its emergency loans, nor does it mean that the government will never again step in during a crisis.
Now the US Sentencing Commission is considering curbing the jail terms dished out for financial crimes like fraud, figuring that since the Feds have finally started to scale back mandatory minimums for drug offenses, we might as well take it even easier on corporate execs.
A serious effort to curb the short-term climate forcers -- methane, black carbon (soot), and the so-called H gases -- is one.
And, it's not impossible that the Singapore summit will spark a process that succeeds, over the long term, in curbing the threat from North Korea.
But beyond the destruction of specific boats, conversations with smugglers, refugees and coastguards along the shores of west Libya suggest there are other, more long-term strategies for curbing the flow of people across the Mediterranean.
Curbing the subsidies, however, risks another revolution.
According to IDC, Apple saw a 24.8percentt year-over-year decline in tablet shipments, but it was able to curb the decline in terms of revenue by focusing on higher-priced tablets, like the newly launched iPad Pro.
NHLA has been advocating for structural changes in the federal employment and political appointments processes to curb the potential long-term consequences resulting from unequal representation of the growing majority population.
The ordinance comes after San Francisco's Office of Short-Term Rentals has faced criticism for failing to enforce existing laws intended to curb the effect of short-term rentals on the city's tight housing market.
The Sports Illustrated essay was an admirable attempt to curb expectations, but the terms of the basketball-watching public's engagement with James have been clear for far too long: we have seen nothing quite like him, and so we accept from him nothing less than the heretofore impossible.
