Sentence examples for potential to curtail from inspiring English sources
The proposed standard has the potential to curtail vehicle emissions drastically and reduce the nation's dependence on oil.
He believes the public should be able to make an informed decision about whether such covert activities are necessary, given their potential to curtail legitimate protest movements.
Our approach has the potential to curtail the change impact due to the dynamism and to foster the reuse of strategies, and their implementations, also across organizations.
Team incentives have the potential to curtail the role of these factors in favor of performance — in particular when the incentive plan includes both the leader and the team members.
We find that only a concerted suite of targeted nonpharmaceutical interventions has the potential to curtail the outbreak over the next few months.
We find that only a concerted suite of targeted non-pharmaceutical interventions has the potential to curtail the outbreak over the next few months.
"Such a regime of rights and obligations, if based on the Copenhagen accord, would have the potential to drastically curtail the development prospects of developing countries," it said.
Findings from the experiments show that indeed potential EV-owners perform charging decisions while being affected by MLA resulting from monetary considerations and the UG participation, and that presenting long-term contracts help potential EV-owners to curtail MLA behaviour and minimise cost even though the assumption of utility maximization is violated.
While tools are available to identify PIM prescribing and potential strategies exist to curtail the problem, several fundamental issues still exist.
The National Lawyers Guild accomplishes these goals both by bringing outside voices in to the Law School, as well as by training and serving as Legal Observers to curtail potential abuses of state power.
The government wants to cap the amount paid out to about £860m, in order to curtail the potential rises to bills, but the success of the subsidies – with an estimated 100,000 installations – means that pot is likely to be exhausted much sooner than expected.
