Sentence examples for drastic curtailments from inspiring English sources
If you think population is "out of control" you might be tempted to agree to such drastic curtailments of liberty.
Jeffersonian Republicans vigorously opposed them, however, as drastic curtailments of liberty in the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions, which the other state legislatures either ignored or denounced as subversive.
That goal would be impossible to attain without a quick and drastic curtailment of the Iraq war effort, and while Mr. Zimmer wants to withdraw combat troops, he opposes setting a deadline.
In the arts, for example, the communal refusal to openly explore life's darker dimensions has led to a drastic curtailment of those books, films, plays or television programs that present reality honestly and straightforwardly.
Two members of the US House of Representatives are warning that a failure to pass landmark surveillance reform will result in a far more drastic curtailment of US surveillance powers – one that will occur simply by the House doing nothing at all.
Even the deadly earnest New Year's Day speech on television by the real Mr Kim provoked titters in cyberspace, where there was more interest in his latest grooming feature (a drastic curtailment of his eyebrows) than in his words.Just because Mr Kim runs a paranoid, delusional despotism, does not mean that the outside world is not out to get him.
Avenatti said he would continue to represent Daniels 'and others against Donald Trump and his cronies and will not rest until Trump is removed from office, and our republic and its values are restored.' " -- Mick Mulvaney has overseen a drastic curtailment of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's mission and oversight.
"The sudden, drastic curtailment of the World Pride parade, rally and street parties is a huge blow to London and its gay community.
