However, the absence of a common and standardised platform for collection, storage and utilisation of such data for collection, analysis and dissemination of such data severely curtails the prospects of information and services that can be developed and benefit the smart city themed infrastructures.
What it does do is dramatically curtail your prospects of completing your education, and the younger you are, the harder it hits you.
But it will also slow growth and development, which will curtail job prospects and deplete New York's tax base, limiting its ability to provide for citizens who rely on its public institutions for opportunity.
Without some kind of counterbalancing action, we'll see tens of millions of workers stranded, with curtailed employment prospects.
"Such a regime of rights and obligations, if based on the Copenhagen accord, would have the potential to drastically curtail the development prospects of developing countries," it said.
For one thing, married women are increasingly the breadwinners in America, so the fact that they are being paid less and having their career prospects curtailed by outdated assumptions means that many families are not doing financially as well as they should be.
And prospects for curtailing traffic congestion are further dimmed by the Bush administration's denial of any legitimate national interest in energy conservation.
So unmovable an exponent of settlements in so powerful a position in Israel may discourage those who are engaged in the peace process about the prospects of curtailing the settlements, which most analysts agree is a sine qua non of any durable peace.
A survey last year by Time To Change, who campaign to end mental health stigma, found that 92% of Britons felt their job prospects would be curtailed if they were to disclose a mental health condition.
When your boss realizes that you allowed others to bear responsibility for your mistake, your days will be numbered, or at the very least, your prospects for advancement will be curtailed significantly.
But Republicans have raised the prospect of curtailing the law when they control both the executive and legislative branches next year.
