Sentence examples for decided to curtail from inspiring English sources

But after he moved to China, its government decided to curtail private investment in its booming aviation industry.

In Yemen and Jordan, they were arrested and their papers shut down.At other times legislators have decided to curtail free speech for what they consider impeccable reasons.

AngloGold, another top producer and the loser in the battle for Normandy, has decided to curtail its own hedging, taking more selling pressure off the price of gold.

The Japanese car-maker has decided to curtail the deal two years early and plough its budget into traditional advertising instead.

High Profile in Britain With his designation by President Nixon in 1969 as ambassador to Britain, Mr. Annenberg decided to curtail his business activities.

But for years the league has taken a beating from vandals, and this season its equipment was so badly damaged that organizers decided to curtail practices and events at its home field, Bicentennial Veterans Memorial Park.

If people decide to curtail their spending, or if banks find it prudent to stop lending them money, a recession will follow.

"We sincerely hope you will rethink your associations with the Bahrain Grand Prix and decide to curtail your sponsorship of the race at Sakhir".

From this result, we can find that each MG can decide to curtail load, adjust generation of DG, or trade with other MGs with a comprehensive consideration of the generation cost, trading price, load characteristic and DR cost, which eventually reduces operation costs and makes power usage flexible and interactive.

Two weeks ago, Congress decided to sharply curtail the activities of the Total Information Awareness program, a Pentagon project led by Rear Adm. John Poindexter and invested with power to electronically sift through the private affairs of American citizens.

For budgetary reasons, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority decided last summer to curtail weekend service on this line and altogether eliminate the x38, which went to the East Side of Manhattan.