The phrase "curtail without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is being reduced or limited without any exceptions or allowances. Example: The company had to curtail without any warning, leaving many employees without a job.
Without her, his life is very mediocre, curtailed, without much horizon.
No: "Hinkley Point C would be protected from being curtailed without appropriate compensation".
In its report, the UN commission found that systematic, widespread and gross human rights violations are being committed by the Eritrean government: rights and freedoms are severely curtailed, without the rule of law.
But, rather than alarming anyone, this should be seen as reassuring, because the riskiest forms of international finance have been curtailed without disrupting more stable and productive forms of foreign investment.
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can also be curtailed without loss of user comfort.
A number of Central Valley senior right holders have filed suit against the water board, arguing that their rights were curtailed without due process, or proper authority.
In financial hardship, its activity curtailed, without a music director, the orchestra played for a series of guest conductors--a ship without a helmsman.
With flexibility, said Adm. Jonathan Greenert, the chief of naval operations, work could proceed on the overhaul of two aircraft carriers and construction on a third, all projects that the Pentagon had said would be curtailed without any changes.
Environmental groups said they would press the EPA to restore money for beach monitoring and strengthen water quality standards as they try to determine which states might see their testing programs curtailed without federal funds.
