On that reading of Chinese inequality, one can be optimistic: there are strong forces that may curb it in the future.
Ring holds out hope that Sessions' declared priorities on terrorism and the department's limited resources may curb his appetite for ramping up nonviolent drug prosecutions by the Department of Justice.
Restraints on a company's behavior can be easily sidestepped, may do little to curb its market power and may require constant policing by a court or government.
And it is partly because he spent much of the windfall from record oil prices on raising public-sector salaries and the minimum wage.But with oil revenues lower, the government may soon have to curb its spending.
WITHIN the next few weeks, after years of stalling and evasion, Iran may at last agree to curb its nuclear programme.
As Psychology Today reported, studies have also suggested it may curb chronic pain and migraines and help increase compassion and empathy.
This next stage is critical because although the strike may curb Assad's use of chemical weapons, it is unlikely to stop the bombing of Syrian civilians.
The exuberance was halted by rumours that China's biggest banks may curb lending.Singapore's state investment company, Temasek, said the value of its assets had fallen by a fifth, or S$40 billion ($28 billion), for the year to March 31st, and raised the possibility of allowing the public to "co-invest" in its operations.
If there is such a problem the damage might be huge, but if there isn't then it's possible that Toyota's actions may curb the reaction.
Exercise that involves vertical movement may curb hunger even more than other exercise, researchers said, since it causes greater gut disturbance, which may promote the appetite suppression that generally occurs with exercise.
