Sentence examples for curtailed activities from inspiring English sources
Local governments, transportation services, schools and businesses that had curtailed activities in the New York City area as a precaution had to cope only with a sputtering drizzle and a moderate snowfall.
"Each of the services have curtailed activities -- flying hours have been reduced, ships are not sailing, and Army training has been halted," said Hagel on Monday.
Lesions cause intense feelings of embarrassment not only to parents but also to children, which sometimes result in school absenteeism and curtailed activities.
Both companies have severely curtailed activity, according to the Globe and Mail.
She spent 1941 and early 1942 attempting to attack British convoys to Malta, but crippling fuel shortages in the Italian fleet curtailed activity thereafter.
PAGE A14 INQUIRY INTO PSYCHIATRIST'S ACTIVITIES A prominent Harvard child psychiatrist has agreed to curtail activities paid for by the drug industry while Massachusetts General Hospital investigates his failure for years to disclose the consulting fees he received from drug makers.
Some Wall Street executives are concerned that any tough settlement conditions imposed on Citigroup may be used to curtail activities at their firms.
A prominent Harvard child psychiatrist will curtail activities financed by the drug industry while Massachusetts General Hospital investigates his failure for years to disclose the consulting fees he received from drug makers.
This demonstrates elegantly how measures which seek to curtail activities causing emissions - like ETS - are a lot tougher to sell than those designed to incentivise investment in cleaner technologies.
More evidence emerged on Tuesday that the situation in Syria was deteriorating, a day after the United Nations and the European Union announced they were curtailing activities and pulling staff members out of Damascus, the capital.
We have messaged city teams to curtail activities that seek lead generation by requesting transportation services.
