"This is 1986 all over again," Barletta said, referring to a law signed by President Ronald Reagan that allowed some undocumented immigrants to become citizens but did not successfully curtail future unauthorized immigration.
PCs are "preventive'" in that they successfully curtail morbidity and are safe to administer to uninfected individuals.
Thus, there is urgent need to search for effective, easily available, affordable and safe alternative anti-malaria drugs that can be integrated into the existing malaria control interventions to successfully curtail the disease and for its eventual elimination or eradication.
His anti-terror squad has successfully curtailed jihadist violence since a spate of attacks in 2003.
In the recent past, anti-P2P companies have successfully curtailed the distribution of targeted content over a number of P2P file-sharing systems, including Kazaa and eDonkey.
In what was apparently a reference to Aceh, Mrs. Megawati said, "Even if it is painful, we had to take harsh measures and we have successfully curtailed the movement, which is trying to separate from Indonesia".
Somesvara I, a brave Chalukyan king, successfully curtailed the growth of the Chola Empire to the south of the Tungabhadra River region despite suffering some defeats while maintaining control over his feudatories in the Konkan, Gujarat, Malwa and Kalinga regions.
I have written before about my overuse of apps like Instagram and Facebook and how I felt that they were impeding my connection with my family, and have successfully curtailed my use (abuse?) of them since.
Even where the epidemic is not successfully curtailed by immunisation, use of antivirals to constrain transmission may slow the rate of epidemic growth.
This crisis was also the direct incentive to pass the Clean Air Act in 1956, which successfully curtailed domestic coal burning in London and other major cities in the UK.
Most successfully secretive was South Africa.
