I protest that no one had told me the interview would be so dramatically curtailed.
On May 18th, in two dramatically curtailed sessions of trading, lasting a minute in total, the Bombay Stock Exchange jumped by over 17%.
Would all these touts still be interested in buying and flogging tickets if the huge profits they make now were dramatically curtailed?
After the war ended, interest in Iranian archaeology revived quickly, and, from 1950 until archaeological study was dramatically curtailed after 1979, numerous excavations revolutionized the study of prehistoric Iran.
Party leaders on both sides have allowed their underlings to stay at home and focus on their own campaigns.No wonder that it has become fashionable to argue that conventions should be done away with, or at least dramatically curtailed.
The government should scrap its system of spying laws, recommends a new report commissioned by David Cameron, and powers of spies to read people's private messages could be dramatically curtailed.
But less so in recent years, during which press freedoms were dramatically curtailed, incidents of torture returned and corruption increased.Yet many Moroccans have been frightened by the attempted regime change in Libya and Syria.
Alfredo Mantovano, under secretary of the interior, noted that agreements Italy had reached with Turkey and Albania, for example, had dramatically curtailed the tide of immigrants from those countries trying to reach Italy's southeastern coast.
On Tuesday, Sophie in't Veld, first vice-president of the liberal ALDE grouping in the European parliament, said the ruling was a "blow to those suggesting EU free movement rules need to be dramatically curtailed".
Sophie in't Veld, first vice-president of the liberal ALDE grouping in the European parliament, said the ruling was a "blow to those suggesting EU free movement rules need to be dramatically curtailed" because it shows countries already have the ability to stop immigrants taking advantage of their welfare systems.
