Last week, for example, obscene postings prompted The Los Angeles Times to curtail an experiment in collective editorial writing using a software system called a Wiki, an Internet server program that permits users to collaborate in the creation of Web pages.
Nevertheless, your editorial is misguided in calling on Congress to curtail all gene patents.
Many in the industry expected Bertelsmann to rein in the editorial independence of Random House Inc.'s many divisions, or at least curtail their rare and seemingly expensive custom of bidding against each other for books.
Hospitals curtail services.
Meanwhile, Russia may curtail exports.
Gavin Lewis Manchester Your editorial (The world at their fingertips, 22 June) concludes: "We are creating a system of total surveillance … which, in the wrong hands, could severely curtail protest, reporting, privacy and hard-won freedoms of association and speech".
Mr Cameron also urged the BBC to curtail its involvement in sectors such as publishing to avoid crowding out private firms, and suggested that it be regulated by an independent body.Support for the BBC is traditional among the political classes, notwithstanding Tory grumbles about its perceived left-wing editorial slant.
We're going to curtail that.
Both steps require ShoreBank to curtail lending.
In an editorial in The New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Howard Brody, professor of family medicine and director of the Institute for the Medical Humanities at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, writes that the medical profession, unlike other groups, has made little effort to curtail future medical costs.
