Sentence examples for purpose of curtailing from inspiring English sources
The Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy, in what is now upstate New York, organized about 1150 C.E., according to recent research by Barbara A. Mann and Jerry Fields, of the University of Toledo, with the express purpose of curtailing the kind of revenge killings that Diamond describes in present-day New Guinea.
He said he believed Sandy Hook was "real," though he suggested there was a public relations operation to exacerbate the situation for the purposes of curtailing gun rights. .
Even the movie's title smacks of curtailed ambitions.
Theme 2: No space to be yourself can be linked to the concept of curtailed space, which can be understood as others possibly curtailing our space.
This would defeat the purpose of the 17th amendment: to curtail presidential power.
Today the only purpose of such a law is to curtail women's freedom of movement.
The unspoken purpose of the rule changes, they found, was "to marginally curtail the participation of voters typically aligned with the Democratic party".
Moreover, with the rapid growth of wind power in China, the strict planning system has become one of the significant factors that has curtailed the generation of wind power, which contradicts with the original purpose of using the government's strong control abilities to promote wind power development.
While the court recognized Congress's intent to curtail and eventually eliminate shark finning by passing the SFPA, "the broad purpose of the Act provides no help to the government with regard to the issue on appeal," Reinhardt wrote.
The purpose of these shenanigans?
