Sentence examples for curtailed involvement of from inspiring English sources

Some worried aloud that the curtailed involvement of the couple could cost the project support.

But Merrill has stopped short of agreeing to curtail the involvement of its analysts in helping its corporate clients raise money from investors, as some regulators have recommended.

As a Conservative minister, I believe that it is time to examine how to curtail the involvement of the European Court of Human Rights in UK domestic matters.

Chris Grayling, the justice secretary, says in an article in the Daily Telegraph that the next Conservative manifesto will include plans to curtail the involvement of the European court of human rights in British domestic affairs.

His critics viewed Mr. Helms as an isolationist whose motive in the reorganization was to curtail the involvement of the United States overseas, but he won the crucial backing of Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright.

Lack of supplies curtailed their involvement in the battle for the next two days.

He remained a regular starter until a series of injuries, which started in 2009, curtailed his involvement under manager Walter Smith and successor McCoist.

Scotland head coach Vern Cotter was among the Scotstoun spectators, and the New Zealander watched Horne rack up 24 points, picking a host of incisive support lines, before a tweaked hamstring curtailed his involvement.

But Ms. Bates said the Parks Department had curtailed her involvement in recent years.

It was retribution of sorts for Brazil's new captain, making his first start since a broken vertebra against the same opposition curtailed his involvement at the World Cup in brutal fashion.

Yoof of today Chris Basham has a surname that suggests he would have been more in tune with previous regimes at the Reebok but the talented 22-year-old defender or midfielder has signed a contract extension and expects better this time around after a knee injury curtailed his involvement last season.