Sentence examples for decided to curb from inspiring English sources

A government that decided to curb corporate power would not lack support from the voters.

However, one day he had caught himself feeling superior to other people because of these activities, and had decided to curb them.

And it has voluntarily decided to curb emissions of greenhouse gases, and is building an internal carbon-trading scheme.It is surprising, then, that the firm should now be under attack from activist groups on both sides of the Atlantic.

When the Government decided to curb its spending on the arts in 2005 by £30 million, many people within the arts sector felt much of their socially-oriented work had been overlooked.

Bowing to the realities of a consuming public relations problem, Mr. Mbeki has decided to curb his own comments on the cause of AIDS, said the government spokesman, Joel Netshitenzhe.

The spectacular increase of PV facilities exceeded all forecasts and the government decided to curb the trend.

When Mr Verrilli argued that the agency need not analyse costs and benefits before deciding to curb a pollutant, Mr Kennedy raised an eyebrow.

Humans may decide to curb the greenhouse gasses that are changing Earth's climate, but the ocean will warm and rise for centuries regardless, US government scientists said in a new report released Thursday.

Faced with these problems and amid fears that the economy may be overheating, policy makers decided to implement measures to curb lending and slow inflation.

Under pressure from business leaders, John Howard's conservative coalition government has decided to look beyond Australia to curb the crisis.

This is where it gets knotty.Particulate emissions are regulated under a different part of the Clean Air Act, which sets standards but lets the states decide how to curb emissions.