It is influential and has already proposed several new laws, most curbing the activities of Israel's Arab minority A government without Lieberman would be less rightwing, although his party would try to stay in the coalition without its leader.
Sabenah Casey, 49, who lives in Irvington, N.J., and works in Lower Manhattan, said she would most likely curb her car use once the program began.
So strenuously has the governor pushed the measure, and so closely has he become linked to it, that a defeat would most likely curb his influence, and might even invite a primary challenge from a younger generation of Democrats.
Moreover, he said, Russia comes away with some prizes: the levels to which the warheads of both sides would be reduced are almost precisely what Russian strategists had sought, and the agreement on weapons cuts paves the way for cooperation on other issues -- most notably, curbing weapons proliferation.
To most effectively curb this problem, we must understand the process by which adults acquire language and develop reading skills.
The changes, among the most sweeping ever, reduced the rates for most taxpayers and curbed or eliminated many exemptions that enabled people to shelter income from taxation.
Contrary to the propaganda perpetrated by the gun lobby, the Second Amendment is the most heavily modified, curbed, explained, complex and contradictory of all the first ten Amendments.
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Most notably, he has curbed the power of public-sector unions, which he sees as an obstacle to good, cost-effective government.
Even the introduction of "say on pay" votes in countries such as America and Britain seems only to have curbed the most egregious excesses.
