Sentence examples for curtailment in the number from inspiring English sources
In the same paper there was a letter deploring the damage in wear & tear that tourists do to the Great Wall & urging a curtailment in the number of tourists admitted.
He then reassured viewers that there would be no curtailment in the air marshal program that puts thousands of undercover law-enforcement agents on an undisclosed number of flights.
The proportions of wind curtailment in the three cases are 12.1%, 6.5%, and 4.6%, respectively.
The organophosphorus pesticide chlorpyrifos (CPF) remains in use throughout the world despite its recent curtailment in the United States [ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) 2000, 2002].
The net curtailment in spending from the program of debt retirement is likely to reduce total spending in the economy.
Election officials report that despite a curtailment of weekend early voting by seven days so far -- yes, although the U.S. Supreme Court allowed weekend-before-the-election early voting to continue, there has been no weekend early voting to date -- the number of persons voting in-person in Cuyahoga so far is 23,954, compared to 20,334 for the same number of days prior to the election in 2008.
Noting that the number of journalists in prison in Turkey currently exceeds 20 — many charged under anti-terror laws — the report describes attacks on media outlets and the curtailment of freedom of media.
But they doubt there has been any curtailment yet in the infiltration of foreign fighters.
Multiple causes have been identified to explain the serious wind curtailment in China; but few studies provide explanations for the patterns of wind curtailment and quantify the relative contributions of the underlying factors.
After the election, with the change in administration, instead we've seen a curtailment, a reduction in numbers.
