Sentence examples for curtailing the spread from inspiring English sources

It follows that anyone concerned about curtailing the spread of AIDS should also support gay marriage.

A Tehran official said Iran was intent on curtailing the spread of extremist Wahhabi ideology and jihadism that flowed from Saudi Arabia's "wealthy mosques, teachers and banks".

Yet those same advocates also warned that symbolism was not enough, and that the government must dedicate major resources to curtailing the spread of AIDS and educating people like Mr. Zhao.

But in a statement released by their lawyer last week, the family made clear their desire was to shut down the farm, giving the local industry its best chance of curtailing the spread of TR4.

Page A4 BELARUS SUSPENDS PACT Belarus said that it would suspend an agreement to give up its supply of highly enriched uranium, sinking, at least temporarily, what was considered a significant victory by the Obama administration in curtailing the spread of dangerous nuclear material.

MOSCOW — Belarus said Friday that it would suspend an agreement to give up its supply of highly enriched uranium, torpedoing, at least temporarily, what was considered a significant victory by the Obama administration in curtailing the spread of dangerous nuclear material.

In the Muslim world, clericism curtailed the spread of knowledge, while in Europe, aided by the printing press, the scope of scholarship dramatically widened.

But now, the City Council hopes to significantly curtail the spread of the lung disease by forcing landlords at some of the most badly maintained buildings to clean up their premises.

She argues that Thanksgiving is a time to put down our devices, perhaps, among other reasons, because she has been burned in the past while attempting to curtail the spread of her own shared holiday photos.

But conflicting orders from federal and local officials made it difficult to determine how vigorously Russia was moving to curtail the spread of the illness, or even whether a coordinated effort existed.

Slutkin then spent 10 years in Africa, first in refugee camps in Somalia and then working, in Uganda and other countries, for the World Health Organization to curtail the spread of AIDS.