Sentence examples for curtailing practice from inspiring English sources

Stenson is playing virtually one-handed with his injured right wrist severely curtailing practice.

After his speech on Thursday, Cosatu, the trade union federation, issued a statement saying that it was "somewhat disappointed," mentioning that he said nothing about curtailing practices unions see as exploitative.

Although Coach Tom Coughlin said last week that he did not want to see Bradshaw return to a curtailed practice schedule, he now appears more eager to accommodate that.

Saturday's opening Superbike race at the Isle of Man TT has been postponed until Sunday following a week of curtailed practice sessions.

But for years the league has taken a beating from vandals, and this season its equipment was so badly damaged that organizers decided to curtail practices and events at its home field, Bicentennial Veterans Memorial Park.

"These steps will curtail practices that have put upward pressure on cable prices".

But curtailing the practice will not be easy, Ms. Chu at Fitch Ratings said.

Such overlapping of posts has been common in France, although there is debate about curtailing the practice.

Curtailing this practice will go a long way in our fight for pay equity.

Scott has sponsored or co-sponsored a number of bills aimed at curtailing the practice.

This, of course, was the generation of the Founders, and many of the Founders, including Washington, Jefferson, and Madison did condemn slavery and in their official actions took some steps toward ending or curtailing the practice.