Sentence examples for no curbs from inspiring English sources

Too bad for Mr Edmonds that it is happening with no curbs on the "greedy bastards".

A media law it is proposing contains no curbs on the politicisation of official advertising budgets.

There are no curbs anywhere, which emphasizes the smooth, flowing surface of the asphalt.

The company says that the new plan will be "truly unlimited," meaning there will be no curbs on data transfer speeds, or surprise fees added to a bill.

The Prudential Regulation Authority unit will examine the buy-to-let market but no curbs on lending were announced on Tuesday.

No curbs have been placed on the use of highly toxic credit derivatives, the global proliferation of which brought Wall Street, the City of London and banks worldwide to their knees.

Hughes said: "Traders will be looking for the $40 level now as a base for the oil price, but after further comments from Saudi Arabia yesterday hinting there will be no move to curb output, no one would be surprised to see the price drop yet lower".

More frequent testing of cattle for tuberculosis is a "no-brainer" in curbing the disease in England, according to a scientist whose new analysis of government statistics shows the policy is working in Wales.

Secretary of State John Kerry — the primary US negotiator for the deal — fired back on Tuesday, saying that if Congress rejects the agreement, there would be "no other option" for curbing Iran's nuclear program.

Some maladies have no curb appeal.

There is, after all, no Curb Your Enthusiasm equivalent starring a bald woman and her fat female friend.