Sentence examples for curtailing hours from inspiring English sources

Germany's Kurzarbeit programme shared declines in labour demand across workers by curtailing hours, for example.

But the city has repeatedly welshed on the deal, allowing buildings to decay and curtailing hours when times get tough.

He sometimes offers them compromises, like curtailed hours of phone operation and blocks on beeper calls.

For years before the shutdown, the financially strained museum was operating at reduced strength, with curtailed hours and closed galleries.

[Gothamist] Observant Jewish drug-dealers in Brooklyn allegedly sent out mass text messages informing their customers they would be working curtailed hours through the Jewish holidays.

Economists have gone around and around, rehashing the same questions about how wage bumps for the poorest workers could reduce employment, raise prices or curtail hours.

The economic downturn forced many public libraries, especially in urban areas, to close branches, curtail hours and cut staff even as demand for their services by job seekers increased.

Contributing to the hangover from the worst financial crisis in decades is a wave of cuts in domestic and military spending, known collectively as the sequester, which is causing government furloughs as well as job losses and curtailed hours among federal contractors.

Many respondents, particularly (but not exclusively) those from surgical specialties, commented on what they saw as a conflict between the principle of protecting trainees by curtailing their hours, and the practice of mastering a craft such as surgery, anaesthetics or obstetrics and gynaecology through many hours of clinical exposure.

Curtailing the hours he can get to the library or possibly closing the branch he can get to is not the way to build his education.

Back home in Uruguay, Tabárez's compatriots curtailed office hours and reportedly postponed wedding ceremonies to watch the game.