Sentence examples similar to curtail implementation from inspiring English sources

In some cases, where funds were available, as in Afghanistan, their late receipt severely curtailed implementation time.

However, lithium has low abundance in the earth's crust, which could potentially increase costs and curtail large-scale implementation [8].

We have a blueprint on how to address humanitarian crises with ensuring a focus on the needs of women and children, but we need international support to escalate the implementation to curtail and prevent the suffering now taking place.

And Citigroup, for one, is shutting down its proprietary trading desk as it anticipates the implementation of the Volcker rule, a regulation meant to curtail banks' ability to make risky bets with their own money.

And that's where scientists are really put in a bind by this situation: Scientific implementation is curtailed and it jeopardizes long-term data sets".

Banking industry representatives, who say the rules will lead them to curtail lending, have been able to water down the rules or slow their implementation in many countries.

Our approach has the potential to curtail the change impact due to the dynamism and to foster the reuse of strategies, and their implementations, also across organizations.

That, he said, "would curtail the executive powers of the mayor by injecting the comptroller into the city's contracting process and into enforcement and implementation of the law".

Hospitals curtail services.

Meanwhile, Russia may curtail exports.

We're going to curtail that.