Sentence examples for doing enough to curb from inspiring English sources

Mr Vajpayee did complain that Pakistan was not doing enough to curb insurgents in Kashmir.

Mr. Trump has complained bitterly that the Chinese are not doing enough to curb the aggressions of the North Korean government.

According to the letter, the RSPO isn't doing enough to curb deforestation or to ensure companies are complying with its standards.

His relations with the president of Pakistan, Pervez Musharraf, have deteriorated over the years, amid mutual recriminations that the other side was not doing enough to curb terrorism.

Last month, Google UK was lambasted for not doing enough to curb online piracy in a report by David Cameron's intellectual property adviser, Mike Weatherley.

Turkey, which hopes to join the European Union, has been roundly condemned for not doing enough to curb extreme nationalist sentiments and to protect freedom of expression.

She admitted Labour had also failed to do enough to curb the "media barons".

The councilmen said the federal government had not done enough to curb rising fuel prices.

Some experts, however, are skeptical that the new price controls will do enough to curb the problem.

Republicans have countered that the president's jobs agenda does not do enough to curb spending and reduce the spiraling debt.

Madeleine Atkins, Hefce's chief executive, replied on Wednesday to the organisation's critics over accusations it had failed to do enough to curb high pay among university leaders.