Sentence examples for proposing to curtail from inspiring English sources

By proposing to curtail the tax deduction for mortgage interest, the president's deficit commission is sounding an alarm.

In the months since my last visit, local authorities in San Gabriel, Calif., had closed down a maternity center catering to Chinese visitors, ostensibly for building-code violations, and Republicans in Congress and the Texas Legislature were proposing to curtail birthright citizenship, on constitutionally dubious grounds.

We propose to curtail the significant cost issue by extracting low-cost, low-grade nanoparticles that are appropriate for several applications from a ubiquitous and abundant feed stock: fly ash from municipal solid waste (MSW) incineration.

Only a few weeks ago the government proposed to curtail the powers of the constitutional court – which after 1989 had been modelled on the German constitutional court and which has an impressive track record in protecting democracy and the rule of law.

House leadership recently proposed to curtail USEPA's ability to protect the health of Americans from the same harmful pollution that the Chinese are now going to tackle.

Consequently, several tactics have been proposed to curtail their proliferation in industrial settings [ 10].

He aimed a thinly veiled attack at another Republican contender, the supermarket billionaire John A. Catsimatidis, by proposing to severely curtail the amounts of money that candidates may donate to county or state political organizations.

Amgen shares were battered again yesterday after Medicare proposed to sharply curtail reimbursement for the company's biggest selling product, the anemia drug Aranesp.

But a hard-line parliament has since undermined his promises by passing or proposing bills to curtail women's rights.

The bill's title is misleading: What the legislation actually proposes is to curtail the President's ability to act swiftly to establish or expand the designation of national monuments on federally owned or controlled property in order to protect sites, objects, and landscapes of historic, cultural, or scientific interest.

Another proposed strategy to curtail the development of antimicrobial resistance, in addition to the judicious overall use of antibiotics, is to use drugs with a narrow antimicrobial spectrum.