Sentence examples for manage to curb from inspiring English sources

And will just one employee on the board of companies' pay committees really manage to curb excessive pay deals?

There is also disagreement with the top cabinet ranks about how the party will manage to curb the immigration of EU citizens.

Or maybe the American government sanctions regimes who do not manage to curb internal violence by reducing aid flows.To avoid mistakenly capturing any causal effect that conflicts may have on aid, the researchers looked at American weather and wheat production.

Senate Democrats did manage to curb some of the bill's more outlandish aspects by providing some investor protections.

Keep healthy snacks by your place of work so you can always manage to curb cravings.

Still, some others have managed to curb their enthusiasm for even mild tantrums.

Judah was solicitous, managing to curb the bouncier expressions of his personality when around his father.

Rouhani has managed to curb the inflation of his predecessor Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's era, but it still remains high.

Since taking office, Rouhani has managed to curb inflation and bring some stability, but much is at stake depending on how the talks conclude.

The city's school district had eight different superintendents in the decade to 2005, none of whom managed to curb corruption or control waste.

WASHINGTON — So far, President Obama has managed to curb Congressional calls for a national commission to investigate Bush administration detention policies.