Sentence examples for curtailing development from inspiring English sources

Whatever the reason, De Blasio "has signalled no interest in curtailing development in any way", says a disappointed St John.

The absence of such a taxonomy limits interoperability between agencies, curtailing development of standardised classification tools.

The panel issued over 500 recommendations, including limiting the growth of the Banff townsite, capping the town's population at 10,000, placing quotas for popular hiking trails, and curtailing development in the park.

We reasoned that under such conditions, basal levels of DNA damage in the embryo might then trigger Caspase-2-dependent cell death curtailing development.

But it's been doing so in part at the expense of its developer ecosystem, introducing changes to its API that could curtail development on its platform.

Monmouth and Ocean counties must curtail development that brings nitrogen-based lawn chemicals, animal feces and sewage spills into the waterways.

After World War I, suitable halls were built in Tehrān and other cities, but the iron hand of Reza Shah (1925 41) curtailed development through continuous censorship and surveillance.

But this year has seen the appearance of another, new and powerful foe: the fast-growing local authority with good reasons to beef about its neighbour's intentions to curtail development.

MIAMI — Bucking a trend that has curtailed development in other cities, the downtown Miami skyline has two shiny new office towers, its first since 2004, and will soon have a third.

In a decision that builders fear could greatly curtail development in some of the fastest-growing areas of New York State, a judge ruled this week that New York City cannot let developers install septic systems on steeply sloping hills around the city's upstate reservoirs.

The church has over the years curtailed development of the ground.