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He plans to appeal against the decision.But some of his fellow councillors want Mr Ford to step aside temporarily to curtail the uncertainty at city hall.

The chief executive of HSBC has said Britain's biggest bank will wait as a long as possible before shifting jobs out of London as a result of Brexit, but warned that continued uncertainty could curtail foreign investment in the UK.

It said: Our expectation of negative earnings per share momentum due to fibre upgrade costs and weak consumption, and competition concerns around YouView's launch in the first quarter and football uncertainty in the second quarter, could curtail short term performance.

WASHINGTON, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Two years of budget cuts and fiscal uncertainty have forced the U.S. Army to greatly curtail spending on training, leaving it with only two combat brigades fully prepared to go to war, the Army's top officer said on Monday.

Speaking of fake - it's Friday so we can expect "THEM" to be able to hold up the markets on low-volume but this creates great uncertainty into next week and OPEC already failed to do anything to curtail the global glut in oil.

But there is considerable uncertainty about the next stages: how to manage the widening gap between rich and poor, curtail the explosion of rural unrest, tackle endemic corruption and reduce pollution.

Hospitals curtail services.

Meanwhile, Russia may curtail exports.

Hurricane Sandy has introduced more uncertainty into the mix: it forced some early voting sites in North Carolina and Virginia to close on Monday, and the storm could curtail early voting hours in other crucial states.

We're going to curtail that.

Both steps require ShoreBank to curtail lending.