Sentence examples for is not curtailing from inspiring English sources

But city residents will not see more street-corner litter baskets overflowing, because unlike in the early years of the Giuliani administration, Mr. Bloomberg is not curtailing the special crews that do extra pickups for these heavily used trash baskets.

Curiously, dismal data from the retail sector this morning is not curtailing overall market gains.

If this desire is not curtailed, it is not good for these negotiations.

That figure will rise to about $3.7 billion a year later, she said, if spending is not curtailed.

If the growth is not curtailed, the dollar could fall even faster while interest rates rise, slowing the economic recovery.

Any strategy designed to prevent the distribution of fake drugs must ensure that access to much-needed lifesaving medicines is not curtailed.

He goes on: "It is hard to think how this will happen unless hedge-fund morality becomes the norm and betting on future food prices is not curtailed".

If money doesn't matter, why do these wealthy districts often join in the defense of these litigations to try to ensure that their ability to continue to spend at high levels is not curtailed?

The elections that brought him to power are generally regarded as having been fair, there are no political prisoners in Venezuela, the press is not curtailed — it lampoons Chávez regularly — and opposition political parties operate freely.

A study published in Nature Climate Change last month found that if climate breakdown is not curtailed by the end of this century, temperatures in parts of Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Kuwait, Iraq and Iran "are likely to approach and exceed" the levels that human beings can survive in.

It requires a sufficient history to establish a statistically significant trend, ideally when production is not curtailed by regulatory or other artificial conditions.