Sentence examples for effectively curtailing from inspiring English sources

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When the Queen was told of the marriage she banished the Countess forever from court, effectively curtailing her social life.

The height of new buildings was limited to 150 feet, with lower height levels on narrower streets, effectively curtailing the construction of any taller skyscrapers.

For more than 30 years, coal ash has been considered an "exempt waste" under a 1980 amendment to the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, effectively curtailing the EPA's ability to regulate it.

These guides have effectively curtailed problems between snowmobilers and wildlife.

This effectively curtails the amount banks can lend out, helping to limit loan-fueled growth.

But environmental groups asserted that this kind of amendment would have effectively curtailed the law's enforcement mechanism.

And, from an American perspective, R.C.E.P. would effectively curtail U.S. influence in the Pacific while severely diminishing the U.S.'s global stature, trade experts believe.

Therefore, ECC and mortar can effectively curtail the re-emergence of bamboo from the surface of an earth embankment before the production of cracks.

It was his second and final report that effectively acted as a blueprint for the future, dealing with issues from stadium safety to hooliganism and Margaret Thatcher's controversial ID card scheme, which he effectively curtailed.

When challenged by the Constitutional Court — created as an independent judicial check and balance to the Parliament — the Fidesz legislators simply passed a constitutional amendment that effectively curtailed the court's independence.