Additionally, it is argued that allowing more applications by persons with weak claims to standing may curtail the efficiency of the executive in practising good governance, as resources would have to be channelled to defending lawsuits.
The papers, seen by the Guardian, reveal British officials repeatedly trying to prevent the adoption of European Union rules on energy efficiency, curtailing the proposals and making them voluntary rather than mandatory in many cases.
And the same market forces are promoting efficiency and curtailing energy demand in countries where the price mechanism is allowed to do its job.
It should increase efficiency and curtail human bias that is often disguised as discretionary judgment.
Continued exposure damaged the mitochondria, reducing their efficiency and curtailing nitric oxide production.
In brief, SSF processes based on recombinant enzymes have the potential to maximize the volumetric efficiency while curtailing the production expenses in the bioethanol industry.
However beautiful small may be, with both manpower and equipment already curtailed and few efficiencies left to be made, it is hard to see how capability won't be compromised.
Technological investment and changes in plants to increase energy efficiency will be curtailed if we continue on an exclusively pro-coal path.
Competition focused on prices, as is often the case in markets dominated by managed care, creates incentives to increase efficiency and possibly curtail resource use.
Many small enterprises have become dependent on protectionist measures and substantial public subsidies, which curtail their long-term innovation, efficiency gains and ability to withstand competition in a global environment (Bhavani, 2006).
That is attributed to judicial efficiency which, of course, curtails the rights of the accused.
