"The clear implication left by the I.R.S. action on July 7 is that I.R.S. enforcement activity can be curtailed by intervention from a handful of members of Congress, whatever their party affiliation, when political contributions are at risk," Marcus S. Owens, the lawyer representing the four complaining donors, wrote in a letter that will be delivered to the tax agency on Monday.
"The clear implication left by the IRS action on July 7 is that IRS enforcement activity can be curtailed by intervention from a handful of members of Congress, whatever their party affiliation, when political contributions are at risk," Owens wrote in a letter to the Treasury Department, which oversees the IRS.
Russia has done nothing to comply with international demands to curtail its intervention in Ukraine, NATO's chief said Wednesday.
Second, while he did not win the workers to make successful Communist revolutions in the West, they did compel their governments to curtail armed intervention against the Bolshevik Revolution.
The new regime in Qatar has curtailed its regional interventions in the face of more robust Saudi initiatives in Syria and Egypt, and in the wake of the relative decline of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and across the region.
Outbreaks can be curtailed when public health interventions are rapid and efficient.
The government won't be advertising in developing countries, after an intervention by Nelson Mandela curtailed the active recruitment of South African nurses.
Thus, addressing multiple unhealthy behaviors collectively has been advocated to increase efficacy and decrease cost of preventive interventions curtailing the adverse health outcomes.
The only issue is by what means (market forces or government intervention) excess health growth is curtailed.
Mr. Howard's government had been criticized for an intervention in the Northern Territory that curtailed the rights of many indigenous communities, including quarantining half of welfare payments to ensure they were spent on food.
The international community, led by the United States, has spent as much as $2.6 billion in Haiti since the American-led intervention in 1994, but contributors steadily curtailed the assistance because of a breakdown in economic and political reforms.
