Sentence examples for proposal to curtail from inspiring English sources

His proposal to curtail terms came on a day that swung between embracing the past and grasping for the future.

At last month's commission meeting, Mr. Garza's proposal to curtail the $100 program was never brought to a vote.

The proposal to curtail payments met with fierce resistance from doctors who perform these scans and companies that make the equipment.

And even in Canada, where the world's largest seal hunt is scheduled to begin later this month and top leaders vigorously defend the industry, a legislator for the first time introduced a proposal to curtail sealing.

And so, on the same day that the White House endorsed a proposal to curtail legal immigration to the United States, the brothers were put on a plane to San Salvador.

WASHINGTON — A band of Senate Democrats signaled on Monday that it would press forward when Congress convenes this week with a proposal to curtail filibusters and other methods of slowing the chamber's work, but a bit of procedural sleight-of-hand could delay any floor fight over the contentious rules changes until later in January.

In several states proposals to curtail union rights fell flat.But America has not lurched to the left.

His campaign platform includes proposals to curtail rule making, like capping the total cost of regulation at the current level, without adjusting for inflation.

Its decision caused outrage in Brussels, with some politicians accusing S&P of retaliating against European proposals to curtail the influence of ratings agencies.

That word came as Palestinian legislators prepared to challenge him by presenting proposals to curtail his power, replace his ministers and hold elections by early 2003.

"Really awkward": The President, after all, has stood by the necessity of the Section 215 program and objected to legislative proposals to curtail it.