Sentence examples for curtailed between from inspiring English sources

Caribbean economic integration had been curtailed between 1976 and 1978, partly because of import restrictions imposed by Jamaica and Guyana, and partly because of dissatisfaction among the less-developed countries, which claimed that they were not receiving their fair share of trading revenues.

These guides have effectively curtailed problems between snowmobilers and wildlife.

Meanwhile, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld has sharply curtailed contacts between American and Chinese military officials, depriving both countries of a useful tool for better mutual understanding.

They also fell for the falsehood that the national service programme – used to reconstruct roads, labour in state farms and with women often sexually assaulted by officers – had been curtailed to between 18 months and four years.

Security plans implemented in the northern city of Tripoli and Bekaa Valley have curtailed clashes between pro- and anti-Syrian-regime militias and curbed the escalation of suicide bomb attacks that were an almost weekly occurrence this winter.

By contrast, since subjects in the Viola et al. [14] study had on average.5 1 h less sleep prior to entry (7 7.5 h sleep duration), they were not given any saturation nights, and their baseline sleep was curtailed to between 6.78 7.45 h time in bed (for PER35/5 and PER34/4, respectively), they likely still harbored a significant lingering sleep debt.

The memorandum significantly curtailed contact between the WHO Secretariat and Taiwanese authorities.

The tendency of art today is to attempt to curtail distinctions between time and space rather than to preserve them.

Mr. Kaswell said that the rule would do more harm than good because it would sharply curtail communications between company executives and analysts and, in turn, the investors those analysts advise.

Regular readers will remember that a brief flirtation with calling any novel with a gay character "dick lit" was hastily curtailed following ugly scenes between TV's Gok and Gore Vidal.

Concerned that special tax benefits to encourage Americans to give to charity might be significantly curtailed in the negotiations between President Obama and Speaker John A. Boehner, scores of nonprofit leaders came to Washington this week for a coordinated lobbying effort.