Sentence examples similar to curtailed volume from inspiring English sources

2829, 2841-2842, 97 L.Ed.2d 226 (1987), or an evenhanded cap on the total tonnage landfilled at Emelle, see Philadelphia v. New Jersey, 437 U.S., at 626, 98 S.Ct., at 2536, which would curtail volume from all sources.

Alabama's concern about the volume of waste entering the Emelle facility could be alleviated by less discriminatory means—such as applying an additional fee on all hazardous waste disposed of within Alabama, a per-mile tax on all vehicles transporting such waste across state roads, or an evenhanded cap on the total tonnage landfilled at Emelle—which would curtail volume from all sources.

Analysts at Canaccord Genuity downgraded their rating, saying: Trading conditions remain tough as regulations continue to curtail volumes in the interdealer market and low volatility compresses spreads.

One of the most controversial actions has been the European Commission's recent proposal for a financial transaction tax on speculators, which would hit high-frequency firms and curtail volumes.

Some officials who supported the purchase program when it began last year said they saw evidence that the economy was growing more quickly, and that the Fed might be able to curtail the volume of its asset purchases by the third quarter.

The buffering capacity of the thin amorphous carbon layer lends credence to its use as the likely compliant matrix to curtail the volume expansion related cracking of silicon validating its choice as the matrix for bulk and thin film battery systems.

First, most large bacteria have expansive inclusion bodies that effectively curtail the volume of the cytoplasm and limit diffusion distances within the cell.

These resale consumers could be curtailed by as much as 560,000 Mcf on cold days without dire consequences, but burdening them with the full curtailment volume would deprive them of up to 1,500,000 Mcf.

Reduced stiffness in dependent veins may lead to excess pooling of blood in the lower body and hence to curtailed cardiac stroke volume when assuming erect posture.

Q: Are regulators better off attempting to curtail data volumes (Tobin Tax, excess messaging fees) or radically expanding their capacity for data analysis?

So the FTSE 100 closed 37.77 points lower at 4249.16, albeit with uninspiring share volumes at the start of the curtailed Christmas trading week.