The Bush administration, battling negative perceptions of the Iraq war, is sending Iraqi Americans to deliver what the Pentagon calls "good news" about Iraq to U.S. military bases, and has curtailed distribution of reports showing increasing violence in that country.
Malaysia has curtailed the distribution of some foreign magazines.
However, studio head Louis B. Mayer was reportedly appalled when he saw it, and he curtailed its distribution.
The move is aimed at curtailing the distribution of hacked versions of the OS, which typically flood the market within days if not hours of a release.
In the recent past, anti-P2P companies have successfully curtailed the distribution of targeted content over a number of P2P file-sharing systems, including Kazaa and eDonkey.
That's all well in order, but the danger posed by these files is overestimated, as is the ability of the government, state or federal, to curtail their distribution.
To their mind, anything that curtails the maximum distribution of contraceptive even to minor children use must be wrong, common sense aside.
Here, again, intrabrand competition is curtailed to secure distribution channels that facilitate more vigorous inter-brand competition.
In many cases, the reaction to an outbreak can cause more harm than the disease itself: For example, the researchers say, curtailing travel and distribution of goods can create economic damage, or even lead to rioting and other behavior that can exacerbates a disease's spread.
It also slowed the pace of land distribution and curtailed educational programs.
Our mission was to curtail the growth and distribution of opium, which strengthens the Taliban, and we failed.
