Sentence examples for help curtail from inspiring English sources

The idea has merit, particularly if Mr. Fox agrees to help curtail illegal immigration.

Brief Interventions (BIs) targeting reductions in both drug use and HIV risk behaviors may help curtail these related epidemics.

This could help curtail sugar intake in children and thus be a preventive measure for overweight.

These players would fight back, enlisting state and federal governments to help curtail the large retailers' power.

GAZETTE: How do such large notes facilitate crime, and how will their elimination help curtail that criminal activity?

Price could also help curtail funding to Planned Parenthood, the reproductive health organization that is a lightning rod for conservatives.

Thomas Badgett, the current Medicaid medical director in Kentucky, predicts that the Lilly program will help curtail spending.

In the abstract, adding armed staff to schools does seem as if it could help curtail mass shooting incidents.

Sultan Qaboos called for Omanis to focus on having smaller families, in part to help curtail the size of the country's labour force overall and ultimately minimize unemployment.

Operating under the auspices of the UN and the Global Partnership on Education, it could help curtail the turf wars and coordination problems that blight education.

About a third of the surplus would be set aside to help curtail budget deficits already projected to start surfacing in 2002.