In an attempt to curtail attacks against livery-cab drivers, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani announced yesterday that a program to give donated emergency cellular phones to domestic violence victims would be extended to livery drivers.
Mr. Nujaifi recently called for Sunni insurgents to curtail attacks against American soldiers as they pull out from joint Iraqi-American garrisons in Mosul to Marez, their big base on the outskirts of town.
In its guidelines to prevent child abuse, the WHO has stated that a multi-sectorial approach is needed to curtail violence against children (1).
These guidelines suggest the implementation of strategies and actions at all levels of society, and these strategies are more likely to be effective if they also include actions to curtail violence against women, especially IPV.
Second, while he did not win the workers to make successful Communist revolutions in the West, they did compel their governments to curtail armed intervention against the Bolshevik Revolution.
Republicans said they would not curtail their campaign against the measure even if the changes pass the Senate and become law.
Demanding that "the authorities" curtail speech directed against you or your group inevitably weakens the ability of you or your group to assert your own views freely, particularly if they run counter to the views of those same "authorities".
These questions were debated, at times rancorously, between members of the City Council's transportation committee and members of the Bloomberg administration yesterday, as mayoral aides testified about two administration bills intended to curtail tort claims against the city over sidewalk injuries.
Officials and environmental groups that lobbied against the Suffolk proposal said it would have sharply curtailed borrowing against future sales-tax revenues for land and farm purchases at a time when development pressure warranted maximum spending.
Appeals by their subjects were severely curtailed; conspiracies against them incurred the penalties of treason.
