Sentence examples for is further curbed from inspiring English sources

If their freedom of movement is further curbed, the Americans may start to leave earlier than at first contemplated.

Smith provides the Lakers with insurance in the frontcourt in the event the big men Andrew Bynum and Theo Ratliff are further curbed by injuries.

Mr Green told BBC Two's Newsnight the government was still committed to more than halving that within five years - and he suggested there would be further curbs on international students and family reunions once the new cap on skilled workers was in place.

There will be no peace process with the Palestinians, and there will be further efforts to curb democracy at home in favour of strengthening what he sees as Israel's Jewish character.

Pseudoephedrine products were further regulated to curb methamphetamine production with the 2005 Combat Methamphetamine Epidemic Act (CMEA) which enforces monthly consumer purchase restriction and behind the counter safe-keeping (12).

In a sign of escalating tension, South Korea's army said on March 6th that it might attack the North's commanders if provoked a rare threat directed at the regime's top brass.Sanctions, which America hopes will be approved this week, are aimed at further curbing the North's nuclear programme.

And until the rich pay more, there will never be a national consensus for tax increases on middle-income Americans, which will eventually be needed to further curb long-term deficits.

The Bill of Rights further curbed powers.

These have further curbed profitability for the makers.

While obviously higher CURB-65 score was associated with excess of mortality rates, severe hypophosphatemia and hyperphosphatemia were further associated with increased mortality rates for each CURB-65 score (Fig.  4).

Meanwhile, many of the government's attempts to curb extremism – such as the controversial Prevent programme – are further alienating young Muslims who peacefully practice their faith.