Sentence examples for curbs policy from inspiring English sources

BATS ERROR REINFORCES THE CASE FOR CURBS Policy makers say the botched the listing of BATS Global Markets own initial public offering illustrates the continued need for sophisticated tools like circuit breakers, Mr. de la Merced and Mr. Protess reported.

Obama also hinted at a new dropout-curbing policy.

Committee: Scott Walker for Governor Candidate supported: Scott Walker Spot: "Working Together" -- Featuring a woman labeled a "school board member," the ad seeks to show Walker's public union curbing policies as pro-education.

In the five years since the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act, almost 20percentt more polling stations per capita have closed in jurisdictions freed from federal oversight — aimed at curbing policies that could disenfranchise minority voters — than in the rest of the country.

The fossil fuel giant BP helped spur a concerted industry push to curb EU policy support for renewable energies such as wind and solar in favour of gas, the Guardian has learned.

But while the NYPD has certainly used stop-and-frisk to profile and harass young blacks and Hispanics, curbing the policy is not enough.

For months now, Saudi Arabia, in particular, has complained that the United States was doing too little to put pressure on Israel to curb those policies and to agree to peace terms that might bring about a lasting settlement with the Palestinians.

If successful, these pieces of legislation could become a model for effectively curbing these policies' negative impact.

The U.S. Department of Justice has threatened legal action against many cities that don't cooperate with ICE, and Texas has curbed sanctuary policies in Travis County, home to Austin.

These protections have been around for 40 years and have proven essential to curbing discriminatory policies by state governments, banks and landlords.

The idea proved popular in Brussels-based renewable energy associations where several energy firms lobbying for renewable policy curbs had taken boardroom positions in groups such as the European Wind Energy Association (Ewea) and the European Photovoltaic Industry Association (Epia).