Sentence examples for method of curb from inspiring English sources
He proposed an estimation method of curb parking demand.
Direct injection also allows a larger amount of burned exhaust gases to be recirculated into the cylinder, a proven method of curbing emissions of nitrogen oxides.
Dr. Mochizuki-Kobayashi has tried to calculate how higher taxes on cigarettes, one method of curbing smoking, would affect the economy.
Still, it seems to be the most efficient method of curbing the disease in areas where polio is still present (polio-free countries, like the UK, are using inactivated vaccine to maintain immunity).
Magnet schools — so named because they are intended to attract students regardless of where they live in a district — came about in the 1960s as a method of curbing the de facto geographic segregation that occurred after Brown v. Board of Education.
The one-child policy was first implemented in 1979 as a method of curbing population growth, though the rules have been relaxed in recent years and certain regions and ethnic groups were exempt.
The one-child policy was first implemented in 1979 as a method of curbing population growth, though the rules have been relaxed in recent years, and certain regions and ethnic groups were exempt.
In an attempt to clear the air before a possible Senate run, U.S. Rep. Phil Gingrey on Monday said he no longer considers a ban on high-capacity magazines a useful method of curbing gun violence -- and retracted his controversial defense of Todd Akin and statements about a woman's inability to become pregnant as a result of rape.
The British news media largely interpreted these views as naïve, while senior Labour legislators were already weighing methods of curbing immigration to appeal to disenchanted Labour voters who favored leaving the European Union.
Phillips (2008) illustrated the disease of poverty and reported on methods of curbing dengue's expansion.
Faced with increasing costs, third-party payers (TPPs) of the majority of European countries have opted for reference pricing as a method to curb pharmaceutical expenditures [ 1].
