Sentence examples for intention to curtail from inspiring English sources

Gates, who recently announced his intention to curtail his role at Microsoft within two years to concentrate on his foundation, told the crowd that he and Buffett had been discussing the issue of giving away their money for ten years, though he never directly asked Buffett for money.

But this year has seen the appearance of another, new and powerful foe: the fast-growing local authority with good reasons to beef about its neighbour's intentions to curtail development.

It is the movement's intention, however, to curtail the power of the state to support the police force and other public institutions in ways that contribute to the unsafety of Black communities on a daily basis.

A significant announcement is planned: Obama is to describe his intention to sharply curtail the unmanned aerial vehicle killing program, which he radically expanded upon taking office.

A representative responded by citing student safety concerns and proclaiming that the intention was not to curtail the school's vibrant social life.

Chief Justice Gleeson, in dissent, said that in interpreting legislation, the courts "do not impute to the legislature an intention to abrogate or curtail certain human rights or freedoms (of which personal liberty is the most basic) unless such an intention is clearly manifested by unambiguous language".

Without such intentions, parents are not exercising a right to procreate, and thus policies to curtail their behavior do not constitute coercive infringements of procreative autonomy.

We're going to curtail that.

Both steps require ShoreBank to curtail lending.

And some want to curtail growth further.

But they are having to curtail expenditures.