During the debate, Obama had offered to simply take his grandmother in an effort to curtail the back and forth, only to find out that the issue was much deeper than just a ride to work.
Peter Drinnen After playing first-class cricket in Queensland as a wicket-keeper from 1998-1990, his career was curtailed by a back injury.
If those doses were used by civilians in an emergency, officials said, military vaccinations would have to be curtailed or scaled back.
The police identified the other two men who were killed as Edward Christian, 20, an Auburn offensive lineman whose career was curtailed by a back injury, and Demario Pitts, 20, who lived in nearby Opelika, Ala., and was not affiliated with the team.
If we want generations to endure living with armed police on every corner, the military on hand 'in case' too many gather together, the constant fear of terrorism; human rights and freedoms that we have taken for granted, curtailed, then we back them if they choose the folly of war.
The Senate overwhelmingly voted last week to move forward on a resolution curtailing U.S. backing for the Saudi-led war in Yemen.
Ballesteros's last European Tour victory came at the Spanish Open in 1995; a chronic back problem curtailed his play after that.
Speed made 38 appearances for United, but his playing days were curtailed by a persistent back injury and he focused on his coaching duties towards the end of 2009.
So she become a great ballerina and that's why everyone's talking about her? Unfortunately, a serious back injury curtailed her dancing career, but ballet's loss is exquisite, crystalline pop's gain.
Based on that projection, the Treasury will have curtailed issuance and bought back enough debt by fiscal 2006, which begins on Oct. 1, 2005, to bring an end to an active Treasury market, according to bond market analysts.
