The service also made follower counts public to not only see who's following you, but how many people are following you, intended to let Formspringers get to know their community better and ask more direct questions to their followers, as well as curtail broad "spam" questions.
This is not a question of curtailing free speech, this is about the NBA finally and explicitly declaring bigotry has no fit with their sport.
In court yesterday, Justice Uviller again found herself curtailing a line of questioning when Mr. Sachs repeatedly asked a detective about a warrant for searching the Kimeses' car, after she had sustained objections to the questions.
He's going to curtail it, no question".
Haiti offers a unique opportunity to evaluate the impact of mass vaccination at curtailing an ongoing outbreak and address the scientific question over the role of reactive vaccination.
Several experts, for instance, have questioned whether the city's commitment to curtailing excessive force will flag once the kind of intense public pressure that has prevailed recently subsides and the threat of federal lawsuits fades.
Even if the Voter News Service is fully operational by tomorrow, technical challenges have required its officials to curtail the number of questions on its national exit poll -- meaning it will not be able to describe the voting patterns of some constituencies, like gay men and lesbians.
Even more than the earlier decisions, it raised the question of how far the court was prepared to go in curtailing the authority of Congress to make national policy binding on the states.
The Cabinet may, if it wishes, advise the President to refer to the Tribunal the question whether the bill in fact has the effect of circumventing or curtailing his discretionary powers.
A big question is whether to back the Clinton administration's $1.3 billion regional aid package, which is aimed at curtailing coca production, the main source of funding for two guerrilla groups.
