Sentence examples for curtailed form from inspiring English sources

As a result, I've increasingly found myself a supporter of messy public process: the legislation pushed through government slowly, in curtailed form; the interminable, fruitless-seeming town-hall meeting; many of the government's lumbering, error-prone efforts at regulation.

Eventually, Berlioz settled for a production of Acts 3, 4 and 5 in curtailed form at another Parisian theater in 1863, but otherwise this masterpiece was not performed in his lifetime.

The virelai fell out of favour in the first half of the 15th century but then returned in a curtailed form with just one stanza, thereby providing the form for some of the most attractive songs of the later 15th century.

The Platini version of 1989, while using the 1863 score, gives listeners two versions of the duet: the curtailed form in which it appeared in Bizet's original, and the extended version in which it became more popularly known.

The forward made a blistering start his his Hammers tenure - scoring six goals in his first six games - but injury curtailed his form and he fell out of favour with manager Sam Allardyce.

But in fact, as Mr Hamburger notes, it was created with the support of the railways in order to curtail other forms of regulation that threatened to be less easily controlled.

I think the Prime Minister leaves himself open to the accusation that what he is doing is simply once again, as too many Prime Ministers have done in the past, is bowing to illegitimate pressure from a body which does not want to have its power curtailed in any shape or form.

Mr. Patrick said it was too early to elaborate on what form the curtailed coverage would take.

Why would they curtail the last form of fiscal stimulus?

Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded.. McMaster quipped at the conference in Germany: "We would love to have a cyber dialogue when Russia is sincere about curtailing its sophisticated form of espionage".

Cavendish, with 30 stage wins, has complained that sprint opportunities on the Tour are being curtailed but next year, if his form is the same as in 2016, he could close on Eddy Merckx's record of 34.