— Gov. Rick Perry of Texas released a long-promised jobs and energy proposal that resembled a wishlist for the oil and gas industry, promising drilling across much of the country, including in Alaska's wilderness, and a curtailing of environmental regulations that includes a "dismantling" of the Environmental Protection Agency in its current form.
— Gov. Rick Perry of Texas released a long-promised jobs and energy proposal Friday that resembles a wish list for the oil and gas industry, promising new drilling across much of the country, including in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, as well as a curtailing of environmental regulations and "dismantling" the Environmental Protection Agency.
In an apparent curtailing of its ambitions, the company referred to "progress towards profitability in 2017", having talked earlier in the financial year of "driving toward profitability in 2017".
The new resolution has faced criticism from conservatives who think it amounts to a concession to Islamic countries, and will result in the curtailing of any speech that is critical of Islam.
Currently, in a bid to curtail the powers of the individual, collective leadership, the idea that decisions will be taken through consensus, has become the ideal in the CPC.
"As housing prices have gotten out of hand, we've certainly seen a curtailing in the number of calls we're getting".
Migration may then result in a way of curtailing aspirations, rather than nourishing them over time.
Liberal and secular activists also shunned the poll in protest at the curtailing of civil rights.
Should we be suspicious of the drunken young nurse from the party upstairs barging into his flat and making things awkward when his sort-of girlfriend walks in unexpectedly in an oddly curtailed moment of almost-drama?
With the advent of smaller vehicles such as CubeSats and Nanosats, there is the need to further reduce the size and weight of such devices: as a trade-off, this usually results in the curtail of the performances.
