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Legitimate police stops would not be curtailed under the legislation, Mr. Williams said.

What government powers does he think should be curtailed under the Constitution?

But they have evidently failed to reassure Islamist sympathisers and others who had their liberties severely curtailed under Mr Ben Ali, often through imprisonment and torture.

They also face the possibility that their mandate, which expires next year, could be ended or drastically curtailed under the conservative government of President Lee Myung-bak.

The abuse of peaceful protest that Porter rightly worries about has likewise been curtailed under the HRA, with the courts acknowledging the "constitutional shift" towards a right to free assembly the act has entailed.

Agenda 21 addresses issues ranging from children's health to public transportation to women's empowerment, all of which could also have been severely curtailed under the sweeping wording of Arizona's bill.

Community measures that helped to curtail binge drinking during the eight-year course of the study included a limit on alcohol outlets near campus, mandatory training for beverage servers, a crackdown on unlicensed alcohol sales and greater monitoring of alcohol outlets to curtail under-age drinking and excessive consumption by legal drinkers.

Adjusting for biophysical and geographical factors, Kumar et al. (2012) showed the importance of health program initiatives in curtailing under-five mortality in the high-focus states.

They seemed unlikely to do that, even though Mr. Arafat's popularity has been waning, with his influence curtailed while under virtual house arrest by the Israelis.

Personal battle flourishes were curtailed and, under the training of the new corporate head knight, all combat, Tino-style and otherwise, achieved conformity.

If they ever get such an inquiry, it too may be curtailed by government edict under the act.