Sentence examples for keep the curbs from inspiring English sources

The Daily Mail and 90 Conservative activists begged David Cameron to invoke an EU "safeguard clause" to keep the curbs on Bulgarian and Romanian employment in place, while Tory ministers claimed they were being blocked by the Liberal Democrats.

The other signatories want to keep the deal, which curbs Iran's nuclear enrichment program in exchange for lifting international sanctions on the Islamic regime.

Red Bull informed Webber that after Vettel's first pit stop the team had found cuts in his left-rear tire, and they instructed the driver to keep off the curbs.

White paper lunch bags holding candles and enough sand to keep the candles upright lined the curbs on both sides of the street.

Significant relief from international sanctions would come later, after Iran carried out the initial "confidence building" measures and agreed to permanent curbs that would keep the nation from emerging as a nuclear weapons state.

Oil prices are still above $30 a barrel and members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, who are meeting this weekend, are now talking about curbing production to keep the price from falling in the event global economic growth slows down.

When Obama refused Republican piecemeal proposals to refund select parts of the government, Stockman repeatedly declared that the president was "curb-stomping veterans". Keep the congressional gym and other amenities open as essential services.

The whole society has a strong demand for NO2 detection, in order to curb environmental pollution and keep the safety and health of human beings.

Curb appeal matters, too, so be sure to keep the yard in prime condition.

There were uniformed police officers on every corner, and barricades along the curbs kept the crowds on the sidewalks.

The crowds, kindly and sympathetic as compared with those of other years, which often jibed and jeered, kept on the curb line and nodded assent to the signs of coming revolution, as the Suffragists interpreted the attitude of the spectators.