Sentence examples for curtailing effect from inspiring English sources
The procedure is similar for a bill mentioned in paragraph 2, except that if the Constitutional Tribunal rules that the bill has a circumventing or curtailing effect, the Prime Minister has no power to put the bill to a referendum.
On the other hand, if the Tribunal feels that the bill does have the circumventing or curtailing effect, and the President either has withheld or withholds his assent to the bill, the Prime Minister may direct that the bill be submitted to the electors for a national referendum.
These devices are generally characterized with site-specific therapeutic action and high potential in curtailing side effects [26].
With the intent of curtailing side effects of Biothrax™ and eliciting a more robust PA-specific IgG response, one promising new approach for an improved vaccine is to utililize recombinant PA (rPA) instead of cell-free filtrates [1].
They also suggest that, in order to further drive down transmission rates, some PMTCT programs may need to incorporate interventions aimed at curtailing the effects of stigma, enhancing social support, and reducing the influence of poverty.
If the loads are not allowed to be curtailed, the effect of the interruptible load on the solutions will be excluded.
Since the law's passage, the state Social Services Department has repeatedly sought to curtail its effect. .
Data demonstrate that combined MAG-EPA and vitamin E treatment also curtailed the effect induced by MAG-EPA on pro-inflammatory cytokine levels in CFA rats (Fig. 5c).
The previous day, a widely discussed law aimed at curtailing corruption took effect in South Korea.
We could require banks to hold substantially higher reserves or risk-free government bonds against their deposits, in effect curtailing their ability to use leverage and create money.
She pledged to break the powerful federation, announcing an end to its automatic right to enrol police officers as its members, in effect curtailing the closed shop in policing.
