Sentence examples for curtailing payments from inspiring English sources

It had declared bankruptcy four years earlier, curtailing payments on foreign debts.

And already, Trump has proposed curtailing payments to the U.N.-administered Green Climate Fund, which helps poorer countries build renewable energy infrastructure and prepare for the effects of climate change. .

The American Farm Bureau Federation, a farm advocacy group, and several farm state lawmakers are resisting efforts to curtail payments to farmers.

The proposal to curtail payments met with fierce resistance from doctors who perform these scans and companies that make the equipment.

The department suspended more than $800 million in future payments to Nelnet until an independent audit confirmed it was eligible and moved to curtail payments to all lenders except those proving eligibility with audits.

To go through with his plan to curtail payments to local governments, Mr. Paterson has said he would exercise authority given to him under state law to order the budget director to stop certification on those payments.

Curtailing dividend payments would have been the fastest, cheapest way for banks to build up capital.

Among the other options are curtailing cash payments to Cubans from their relatives here, restricting Cuban immigration, placing new curbs on already limited trade and enhancing United States government broadcasts to the island.

Jacobs is suing Adelson for wrongful dismissal, claiming he was sacked in 2010 for trying to end links to Chinese triad organised crime groups and for curtailing large payments to the Macao legislator and lawyer Leonel Alves.

President-elect Barack Obama has vowed to spend $50 billion to $100 billion on a home mortgage foreclosure-prevention effort and would require banks that get TARP funds to lend money, restrict executive pay and curtail dividend payments.

Unfortunately, both of these common sense proposals are opposed by conservatives, and many of the same so-called fiscal hawks, who'd rather reduce spending by cutting benefits to seniors than curtailing excessive Medicare payments to the highly profitable pharmaceutical industry.