Sentence examples for focus on curtailing from inspiring English sources
A majority of the changes proposed in the paper focus on curtailing youths from starting the cruel and expensive habit of smoking.
Thus far national and regional-led efforts tend to focus on curtailing unapproved or illegal mining (e.g. using police forces, fines, or equipment seizures), strengthening the mining approval process, and improving mining practices to minimize mercury exposure.
So far, such measures have focused on curtailing the banks' discretion in extending credit rather than on raising interest rates.
At the C.I.A., where Addington spent two years, he focussed on curtailing the ability of Congress to interfere in intelligence gathering.
"It's disappointing but not surprising that she is once again focused on curtailing the Constitution instead of prosecuting criminals or fixing our broken mental health system".
Street Scene Revolution's Evo Street Racers, a national nonprofit motorsports association that focuses on curtailing illegal racing, has what it calls a Tragedy Tower on its Web site, www.evostreetracers.com.
Earlier this week, the NRA called Feinstein's approach "wrong-headed" in a press release, and accused the veteran lawmaker of being "focused on curtailing the Constitution instead of prosecuting criminals or fixing our broken mental health system".
Their focus is on curtailing the explosive transmission in West Africa, stopping the virus's spread outside the continent, and clinically supporting the ill.
Crawford also explained baseball's emphasis on curtailing beanballs.
Two of her favorite stocks in the sector are Limited Brands, whose Victoria's Secret beauty gift baskets and pajamas should more than double same-store sales growth to 8%, and Aeropostale, whose new focus on premium products will curtail the need for price promotions.
It's time for Americans to ditch the myth that they are part of the most competitive country in the world; they instead need to start to focus on developing ways to curtail the power of the huge special interest groups in the country.
