Sentence examples for curtailing measures from inspiring English sources
We demonstrate that resistant outbreaks can occur more readily when the spread of disease is further delayed by applying other curtailing measures, even if treatment levels are kept modest.
Shortages may also be curtailed by measures to improve severe malaria diagnosis and by the use of diagnostic tests to improve targeting of treatment.
Since Sept. 11, 2001, we have witnessed a dramatic shrinking of democratic space, with civil rights being curtailed beyond measure.
He led the effort to block measures curtailing deceptive or predatory lending, which was just beginning to result in a jump in home foreclosures that would undermine the financial markets.
At a news conference here timed to coincide with the start of a new Congress, Republican state lawmakers introduced two model measures curtailing citizenship rights for children of illegal immigrants.
During the Airpoclapyse, China's government experimented with various emergency measures, curtailing the use of official cars and ordering factories and construction sites to close. .
Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Neb). said in a Wednesday statement, "I intend to use any legislative tools at my disposal to oppose measures curtailing Second Amendment rights and I will oppose efforts to advance related legislation".
Open image in new window Fig. 8 Probability density frequency of aggregated forecast error of measurements and three estimated models Table 4 Load shedding and wind curtailing probabilities Probability Measured data Pair-Copula model Gaussian model Independent model Load shedding probability 2.79 2.44 4.45 0 Wind curtailing probability 5.36 5.36 4.64 0.01.
Hence, precautionary measures towards curtailing chemical attack on concrete could be of great importance.
Virginia Republicans are even planning to establish a new government agency to counteract federal measures -- curtailing big government by expanding it, in other words.
They have also warned that measures to curtail the gas are failing.
