Sentence examples for curtail impulse from inspiring English sources

This rule will curtail impulse buying.

Establishing a legal system will both contain jihadis and curtail the impulse for reprisals against the Alawites and other minorities perceived to be on the side of current rulers.

The major task of Congress and the voters for the remainder of the Bush presidency is to curtail the destructive impulses of this administration, and to learn the lessons that will prevent similar horrors from ever happening again.

It wasn't from a truly noble impulse to curtail the stain of oil money in Alaska; it was about building her ratings in a state absolutely riddled with political scandals.

One needs to go through an initial stage of mastering these basic virtues in order to 1) reinforce one's altruistic impulses and curtail the egoistic ones, 2) be inclined to seek principled rapport and harmony in interpersonal affairs, and 3) be moved by a sense of oneness with others and all things.

Then, in 2007, Thomas joined the Patriots and, with his improvisational impulses curtailed, he seemed to lose motivation.

Hospitals curtail services.

Meanwhile, Russia may curtail exports.

We're going to curtail that.

Both steps require ShoreBank to curtail lending.

And some want to curtail growth further.