Here are some of them: ON CRIMINAL JUSTICE, Mr. Greene says the punishment should fit the crime; nonviolent, first-time offenders should be eligible for pretrial intervention programs to curtail time behind bars.
They confused a genuinely inexorable historical process - the worldwide diffusion of new technologies that abolish or curtail time and distance - with market deregulation, a trend that is clearly on the wane.
And, if we are burning the midnight oil, working long days and still insisting on catching up with late night television, our sleep in such a curtailed time period may not consist of much else except non-dream sleep because the cumulative effect of lack of sleep will lead to a preference of non dream "sleep debt" to be paid of first.
Herding activity involves time-consuming tasks to watch grazing animals, and it is unwise to curtail time for this activity for two reasons.
This aspiration to specialise often curtailed time working at district level, "you might want to work in the district hospitals but then at a certain point in time you would want to specialise" (student), and for four participants took priority over a preference for district work (Table 1).
Figure out how to provide the same result while curtailing the time and energy to provide it.
He hoped to curtail the time and space that the body had to absorb calories.
He also had to curtail the time he spent with his friends because he had to get up so early.
Users hoping to curtail their time on Facebook and squeeze in more hours at the gym have flocked to apps like RescueTime and Toggl.
Our robust program in ambulatory care, designed to significantly curtail the time children spend in hospital, was largely enabled by her drive to meet the needs of children and families in treatment.
The effect however isn't quite as easy to interact with as you might hope – we repeatedly found that backache would curtail our time with the pet simply because it never seems to be aligned on the TV so that it's within easy reach.
