Sentence examples for effect of curtailing from inspiring English sources
Whether Dodd-Frank will have the desired effect of curtailing violence and supporting sustainable development in the region remains to be seen.
Safeguards that are too lax may have the same ultimate effect of curtailing an activity's benefits as safeguards that are too cautious.
The Supreme Court has been mindful of the chilling effect disclosure can have on associational rights, and has declared that "state action which may have the effect of curtailing the freedom to associate is subject to the closest scrutiny".
"In view of the fundamental nature of the right to associate," the court concluded, "governmental 'action which may have the effect of curtailing the freedom to associate is subject to the closest scrutiny'" (NAACP v. Patterson [1958]).
Of course, it is immaterial whether the beliefs sought to be advanced by association pertain to political, economic, religious or cultural matters, and state action which may have the effect of curtailing the freedom to associate is subject to the closest scrutiny.' 357 U.S. at pages 460461, 78 S.Ct. at page 1171, 2 L.Ed.2d 1488.
It could also have the effect of curtailing the availability of abortion coverage for others, even those paying for insurance with their own money, because if one person in a plan was receiving a federal subsidy, no one else in that plan could receive abortion coverage.
With the intent of curtailing side effects of Biothrax™ and eliciting a more robust PA-specific IgG response, one promising new approach for an improved vaccine is to utililize recombinant PA (rPA) instead of cell-free filtrates [1].
Thus, it is reasonable to suggest that as long as PRRSV has established its infection in AMs prior to PCV2 inoculation or infection, the subsequent IFN-α production induced by infection with PCV2 later is incapable of curtailing those adverse effects caused by previous or pre-existing PRRSV infection.
45 However, different clinical trials indicated that it has no beneficial effect in curtailing the risk of HIV transmission and its use may increase the risk of HIV infection, possibly owing to toxicity of the active ingredient or the hyperosmolar gel vehicle (iso-osmolar placebo).
When Article 5A is brought into force, the President will also be able to decline to assent to a bill seeking to amend the Constitution that has a direct or indirect effect of circumventing or curtailing his discretionary powers.
The Cabinet may, if it wishes, advise the President to refer to the Tribunal the question whether the bill in fact has the effect of circumventing or curtailing his discretionary powers.
