Sentence examples for curtailing them from inspiring English sources

Governments can't afford such subsidies but are afraid that curtailing them will lead to even more unrest.

Chairman Mike Rogers, a Michigan Republican, proposed increasing the public's visibility into the NSA's activities without substantially curtailing them.

In his estimation, those policies make marriage less socially valuable; curtailing them would reinstate marriage to its once-vaunted position.

Physicians, Dr. Brody maintains, are not "innocent bystanders" to spiraling health care costs but have been complicit in their failure to take an active role in curtailing them.

For all the public outcry over soaring bank bonuses, for example, the British government, the controlling shareholder in the rescued banks RBS and Lloyds, has not dared to rock the boat by curtailing them explicitly.

Now, Kurds say, with almost two-thirds of the Kurdish population under the age of 25 and increasingly accustomed to their freedoms, any Iraqi government would have trouble curtailing them.

Blockades by haulers ground deliveries to a halt, or severely curtailed them, at refineries.

He will probably get to appoint a judge to the supreme court to curtail them.

Critics of the surveillance programs exposed by Mr. Snowden moved in Congress on Monday to curtail them.

They just don't see any way the government can curtail them without rending the fabric of the ecosystem.

The militants continued with their bombings and ambushes, and it is unclear if Pakistan tried to curtail them.