Sentence examples for it does not curtail from inspiring English sources

It does not curtail the amount of data demanded, which is another demand of the coalition.

Likewise, the administration's declaration that it would not unleash nukes on non-weapons states that lived by the rules of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty NPTT) was criticised either for being unwise (because it curtailed deterrence against biological and chemical weapons), or misleading (because it is so full of loopholes that it does not curtail deterrence much at all).

But the final version must been carefully drawn so that it does not curtail a woman's right to obtain insurance that covers reproductive health.

The relevant U.S. law is instead the Price-Anderson Act of 1957, which channels liability to the operators of a plant and currently caps it at about $12 billion; it does not curtail Americans' right to sue.

British Prime Minister David Cameron, the summit's host, said pressure on Moscow would mount if it did not curtail military action which he branded unacceptable.

But it didn't curtail his political ambitions.

Google warned that it will close its China business if the government does not curtail censorship and cut down on cyber attacks that reportedly sought, among other targets of infiltration, to break into the e-mail accounts of human-rights activists.

His administration has since reiterated its support for a global arms treaty that does not curtail U.S. citizens' rights to own weapons.

Border enforcement does not curtail illegal crossings.

Mr Obama insists that his choice to consult the legislature does not curtail that freedom.

Banning them, the courts have said, does not curtail the right of self-defense protected by the Constitution.