Sentence examples for curtailed further from inspiring English sources

The pace of foreclosures could be curtailed further by courts.

Production at factories in China may be curtailed further, depending on market conditions, she said.

Some argue that unless the veto rights of national governments over proposed EU laws most notably in areas such as taxation and regional policy are curtailed further, the EU will become paralysed.

The serial continued to film one episode abroad annually until 2008, when BBC budget cuts curtailed further foreign filming.

Fuel shortages curtailed further activity in 1942 and 1943, and both ships were interned at Malta following Italy's surrender in September 1943.

On 26 August, while steaming off the mouth of the Río de la Plata, she caught two more British steamers, but the poor condition of Dresdens engines curtailed further operations.

Hewlett-Packard said it was curtailing further contributions to its defined-benefits plan.

Ian Robertson at Seymour Pierce said: The decision to curtail further investment in digital TV is not a surprise.

The key to getting out of this dangerous situation is to recognise that there is no inconsistency in asserting that past immigration has been modestly beneficial, while accepting that there is now a good case for curtailing further immigration.

N. Wayne Hale Jr., director of the shuttle program, told a televised news conference that the decision to curtail further foam modifications before flying again followed a lively discussion among managers at a program meeting at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama.

Regulations imposed by the state to preserve certain species for game fishing and to curtail further damage to the fisheries have limited catches enormously, so much so that many who fish complain that they can't make a living at all.