Sentence examples similar to curtailment of work from inspiring English sources

I think the bigger deal is the fact that we are going to have very serious curtailment of the working age population.

Charles E. Wilson, the former secretary of defense whose severe curtailment of the Germans' work was blamed by some as having allowed the Soviet Union to beat America to space with Sputnik, was burned in effigy.

The building work for the games, spread over the next few years, will help to offset the likely curtailment of some commercial-property developments elsewhere in the capital.

There has been an almost total silence from climate campaigners and progressive politicians on the wider question of where heavy industry, and the people who work in it, fit in a century that will be defined by decarbonisation, and a dramatic curtailment of emissions from the industrial sector.

Instead, factors that were perceived by the residents to have a negative impact on their well-being were a fast working pace, being unable to see their families as much as they wanted, and the curtailment of their social life.

Others worry about curtailment of freedom of expression.

No curtailment of bonuses, no attempt even to tax them.

This is a clear curtailment of mayoral authority".

Repressive governments find curtailment of rights necessary to provide order.

The second topic is the curtailment of civil liberties, and other constitutionally highhanded actions by Lincoln.

Miss Parker treats the readjustments women will make this autumn through curtailment of beauty aids.