Sentence examples for curtail excessive from inspiring English sources

THE CEO PAY MACHINE proposes a simple solution to curtail excessive CEO pay and the harm it causes.

The commission has come under withering criticism this summer, accused of failing to curtail excessive speculation in commodity markets.

— Amar'e Stoudemire responded like the perfect company man during the preseason when addressing the N.B.A.'s mandate to curtail excessive complaining by issuing technical fouls.

So, unless people curtail excessive consumption of salty and sugary snacks, she said, behavioral changes like eating more fruit and vegetables will have limited effect on obesity.

In response to criticism that it was doing too little to curtail excessive overtime, the firm started turning off the lights at 10pm at its Tokyo headquarters to encourage employees to go home.

There were yet more hearings on Wednesday, and by Thursday evening, the House had passed, by a wide margin, a bill calling on the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to curtail "excessive speculation".

Several experts, for instance, have questioned whether the city's commitment to curtailing excessive force will flag once the kind of intense public pressure that has prevailed recently subsides and the threat of federal lawsuits fades.

And, despite outrage over lavish bonuses and much talk about curtailing excessive risk-taking on Wall Street, President Obama has made only a modest proposal for greater shareholder oversight of executive compensation, leaving it to the French to press for stronger curbs on excessive pay.

And during this year's annual meeting season, there were more shareholder motions aimed at curtailing excessive compensation than ever before.

Unfortunately, both of these common sense proposals are opposed by conservatives, and many of the same so-called fiscal hawks, who'd rather reduce spending by cutting benefits to seniors than curtailing excessive Medicare payments to the highly profitable pharmaceutical industry.

There is no curative treatment for T2DM; all available therapies attempt to control hyperglycemia by attenuating one or more of the pathophysiological pathways reducing insulin resistance and thereby increasing glucose processing and/or curtailing excessive glucose release through glucagon action.