Sentence examples for increasing curbs from inspiring English sources

Myanmar has seen increasing curbs on press freedom, especially on issues around the powerful military.

It has urged users to behave better online, such as not spreading unverified internet rumours and acting with greater civility, while at the same time increasing curbs on expression such as the deletion of critical internet comments and online media articles.

Over the last decade we have witnessed a slow death of multiculturalism, an end to liberal thinking, increasing curbs upon personal freedom, enhanced surveillance of individuals, a lowered threshold of tolerance, harassment, unlawful detention and ultimately a ban on Shariah.

Increasing CURB-65 scores were associated with higher mortality.

A similar analysis using 30-day hospital readmission as the dependent outcome identified three independent risk factors for this outcome: antibiotic exposure in the previous 30 days, presence of peripheral vascular disease and increasing CURB-65 scores.

Mr. Collins's opposition to stronger gun control measures and support for increased curbs on abortion rights might place him ideologically closer to Mayor Schundler.

Part of the reason for 25% increased curb weight is federally-mandated safety standards for airbags, roof rollover, active headrests, etc.

In multivariate regression analysis, variables associated with increased risk of 30-day mortality included: age >80 years, increased CURB-65 score, RDW >15, hypernatremia >150 mmol/l, hypoalbuminemia <2 gr/dl and abnormal levels of phosphorus.

Where health officials once stuck to such tactics as lecturing pupils and running smoking-cessation clinics, they now advocate policy measures to discourage smoking--such as cigarette tax increases, curbs on smoking in public and crackdowns on illegal sales to minors.

If you've gone to the effort of painting your home and increasing its curb appeal for a sale, don't spoil the effect with basic problems that are easily fixed.

As the roster of public officials in New Jersey accused of various improprieties has grown, calls have increased to curb the entrenched "pay to play" tradition of giving government business to big campaign contributors.