Sentence examples for curtail operating from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in order to curtail operating costs of distribution networks, this paper proposes a model of economic optimization conducted by distribution network operators.

Funding for Head Start and Early Head Start, which provide health and education services to some 900,000 preschool children, has not kept up with inflation over the past five years, forcing programs to lay off teachers, reduce salaries and curtail operating hours.

If it cannot meet its targets this year, it said, "the group will have to appropriately reduce operating costs, curtail a portion of planned capital expenditures and/or seek assistance" from its American parent or other parties.

This encourages intermittent RES producers with near-zero marginal costs to curtail production before continuously operating conventional power plants with positive marginal costs do so - a situation which, from efficiency and climate policy perspectives, does not appear advantageous.

The decision by Moody's and S.&P. to curtail their operations in Australia highlights the larger issue of how far governments can strengthen regulations before ratings agencies and others simply walk away, continuing to operate in more lenient jurisdictions.

"By tackling the influx of counterfeit goods, police and other enforcement authorities are removing the means by which serious organised criminals operate, curtailing their criminal activities".

As the bloc's competition commissioner, she imposed a $1 billion penalty on Microsoft in 2008 as part of a decade-long battle over the way the software giant used its Windows computer operating system to curtail competition.

But, as Musharraf began to curtail the activities of militant groups operating in India, Kashmiri moved to the tribal areas and started waging war against the Pakistani state.

Early detection and control curtail outbreaks.

Public transportation was operating on a severely curtailed schedule, many businesses downtown were shuttered and an overnight curfew remained in effect for at least one more day.

On the second day of the Labour party conference in Liverpool the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, spoke about the party's commitment to curtailing the influence of offshore companies operating behind a veil of secrecy.