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Delta's announcement came five days after the airline said it would curb its expansion plans at Song, its low-fare airline.
Last November, Beijing formally committed to Washington that it would curb its exports of missile components and nuclear technology.
Our proposal would not do away with that hobgoblin of the malpractice system, the negligence standard, but it would curb its worst mischief.
But the unexpectedly large growth of the trade deficit in September suggests that the GDP figure will be revised downwards.Amid the rouble rubbleThe announcement by Russia's central bank that it would curb its support for the rouble pushed itto new lows against the dollar and the euro.
Uber, a taxi-hailing app which has no doubt been called a jerk and worse over the "surge pricing" it imposes at times of high demand, agreed this week with New York's attorney-general that it would curb its peak rates.
In the face of intermittent efforts to restrict junk-food advertising, Kraft Foods, the nation's biggest food manufacturer, said yesterday it would curb its advertising of Oreo cookies, regular Kool-Aid and other snack foods to children under 12 as part of its efforts to encourage better eating habits.
GENEVA -- The United States proposed a treaty Thursday it said would curb proliferation of nuclear weapons and improve the world's leverage against "hard cases" like Iran and North Korea by banning production of weapons-grade uranium and plutonium.
The PCA analysis looks at three tariff scenarios, each of which, it projects, would curb U.S. demand for cement.
He also made it clear that he would curb the Islamic militants & enforce public order.
Some Republicans have bristled at this executive action and have put forward bills that would curb it.
While American sanctions might hurt some Venezuelan officials, it seems unlikely that they would curb abuses by the government and could even embolden Mr. Maduro.
