Sentence examples for curtails the ability from inspiring English sources
The court may also hear a First Amendment challenge, to McCain-Feingold, the campaign finance law passed this year, which, among other things, sharply curtails the ability of political parties to raise and spend soft money.
"Earmarks," as defined by the White House, "are funds provided by Congress for projects or programs where the Congressional direction (in bill or report language) circumvents the merit-based or competitive allocation process, or specifies the location or recipient, or otherwise curtails the ability of the executive branch to properly manage funds".
This deters would-be workers from crossing the border and curtails the ability of people already in America to pay for their relatives to make the trip.Even if tougher border enforcement has slowed the movement of people, this is not quite the good news it seems.
And it won't be long, I am told, before the European Central Bank further curtails the ability of the Greek government to borrow from Greek banks.
Lack of an effective web presence curtails the ability of programs to attract applicants, and in turn applicants may be unable to ascertain which programs are the best fit for their career aspirations.
Congress recently passed FOSTA-SESTA, which sex workers' advocates argue curtails the ability of sex workers to earn a living in a safe way under the guise of targeting sex traffickers.
Stoneridge Inv Partners LLC v Scientific-Atlanta curtailed the ability of plaintiffs to sue peripheral players even though they had deep pockets.
The new government is likely to curtail the ability of Dmitry Medvedev, the prime minister, to pursue market reforms.
But China, India and other rising powers seem to believe that the made-in-America crisis has curtailed the ability of the United States to set the agenda.
To curtail the ability of civil society to effectively monitor the present elections, the Ethiopian authorities have over the last two years introduced a raft of restrictive measures.
