Sentence examples similar to curtailed question from inspiring English sources

Harper's method of strictly controlling media appearances and curtailing questions is the low-charisma crusader's sword and shield.

He's going to curtail it, no question".

The service also made follower counts public to not only see who's following you, but how many people are following you, intended to let Formspringers get to know their community better and ask more direct questions to their followers, as well as curtail broad "spam" questions.

The new constitution elicited protest both at home and abroad, including a report by the Council of Europe that questioned judicial reforms that curtailed the independence of Hungarian courts.

She curtailed one interview with the New York Times after just one question ("Why do you smile so seldom?").

Instead, attention has been focused ruthlessly on the TV debates, prompting questions about whether this innovation has increased — or curtailed — real scrutiny.

This is not a question of curtailing free speech, this is about the NBA finally and explicitly declaring bigotry has no fit with their sport.

That includes official spokesmen who are thus unable to answer questions about what activities are continuing and which have been curtailed.

NIH staff and grantees will wait longer for eRA staff to respond to questions and fix system problems, and many eRA projects will be curtailed.

It is time to question the resources being outlaid to sports programs when elementary educational programs are being curtailed.

A key question in developing these business cases is how much value to attach to a kW of load that is curtailed during critical times.