Sentence examples for it also curtails from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, failure to accept black communities' multi-layered identities not only inhibits us having a strong sense of British belonging, it also curtails a nation's ability to feel comfortable with its inherent differences.
But as it also curtails the liberty of solo vehicular smokers and places more demands on a police force already stretched by public sector cuts, it makes far less sense than an awareness campaign.
It also curtails personal freedom.
Indeed, the blockade of Southern ports did not just shut down trade with third parties, it also curtailed coastal trade within the Confederacy itself and made such commerce dependent on other modes of transportation, primarily the railroads.
In those days I was an insomniac, but I also curtailed my high life: 10pm and I was off to the stack of novels, usually borrowed from the London Library, which lay in piles around my bed.
It could also curtail advancement opportunities for male and female officers.
It would also curtail the government's ability to mitigate a credit crisis — leaving taxpayers exposed to protracted downturns and possible bailouts.
It would also curtail the potential for extortion; seven police officers appeared in court this month to face allegations that they took a $2,750 bribe from a businessman in return for overlooking a ganja find on his premises.Jamaicans are prone to waves of moral panic, but the proposal to decriminalise ganja has caused barely any waves.
He sponsored legislation that would greatly expand nonmilitary aid to Pakistan for schools, hospitals and other programs, but it could also curtail arms sales and billions of dollars in military aid — unless Pakistani security forces demonstrate a serious commitment to action against militants.
It could also curtail the necessity to campaign as much while in office in order to focus on the issues we elected him to fix.
It also further curtailed the powers and duties of the king to a point merely ceremonial.
