Sentence examples for far from curbing from inspiring English sources

Far from curbing escalating inequality, the Bush tax cuts exacerbated the problem.

Far from curbing the size of the public sector, at 56% of GDP the biggest in the euro zone, he seems likely to expand it.

Far from curbing the Iranian onslaught in Syria, Trump appears eager to pull out U.S. troops and cut a deal with Putin to restrain Iran — something that Moscow has neither the interest nor the ability to do.

Far from curbing his language, Mr Maliki later went on to say that the Saudi intervention in Bahrain could lead to a sectarian war in the region.The authorities in Bahrain have since suspended flights to Iraq, as well as to Iran and Lebanon, where Hizbullah, the Shia party-cum-militia which underpins Lebanon's current coalition government, has praised Bahrain's protesters.

Their  £5bn saving from curbing tax avoidance is "largely unspecified".

Droughts may prevent trees from curbing climate change, researchers warn.

Police officers handed out summonses last week, in most cases for being too far from the curb.

The front gardens are bright and fresh, and the parked cars align neatly, none too far from the curb.

Two weeks ago, officers began handing out summonses, in most cases saying the carts were too far from the curb.

"Why is it that when a street vendor parks his cart an inch too far from the curb, he's hit with a $1,000 fine?" asked Sean Basinski, director of the Street Vendor Project at the Urban Justice Center in Manhattan, which organized the rally.

Vendors said they were in a catch-22 situation: If they were near the curb they would be ticketed for obstructing the bus and taxi stops, and if they were farther out on the sidewalk they would be ticketed for being too far from the curb.