The simple truth is, that jamming 50 single-family homes onto plots much smaller than normally required in Burbank and forgoing zoning regulations that curtail over-building is neither sensitive to this equestrian neighborhood nor "accommodating" to anyone other than New Urban West's bank account.
But federal investments in large water infrastructure projects have largely been curtailed over the past few decades.
Yet, in a country where press freedoms and public displays of dissent have been curtailed over the years, it has also come to serve a crucial social function.
A draft executive order obtained by The Post, for example, indicates that the ability of immigrants to receive public assistance might be curtailed over time, despite poor immigrants using public assistance at lower levels than poor native-born Americans.
Lortel, who died last year, provided for the perpetuation of her singular showcase, which was curtailed over the years from a theater for plays, whole plays with whole casts, to a two-night-a-week tryout spot for solo or cabaret type shows, given the rigidity of Actors Equity rules.
Rather than being invariably the same, respondents' aspirations are displaced, deferred, intergenerationally invested and possibly curtailed over time – while also remaining, more often than not, remarkably blurred.
As a result of all these things domestic flight numbers have been sharply curtailed over the past ten years.
One important reason for this great leap backwards is that the rights of workers to organize and bargain collectively have been sharply curtailed over the last three decades.
However current safeguard provisions within the local finance act 2003 currently curtail the over leveraging of local authorities.
It made me realize how, we as women, curtail ourselves over and over again.
