Sentence examples for response to curtail from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boehner's strong stand makes a legislative response to curtail the programs or declassify aspects of them even more unlikely.

WASHINGTON — New revelations about the scope of government surveillance elicited some bipartisan criticism in Congress on Friday, but beyond the bluster, prospects for a legislative response to curtail monitoring of Internet and telephone communications appear remote.

The new scheme is believed to be part of a wider response to curtail the free movement of terrorists across European borders, but there's no reason why it can't also be directed at curbing the free movement of football hooligans as well.

Thus translational inhibition of HIF-2α mRNA by IRP1 may lead to reduced erythropoietin expression, which can be viewed as a homoeostatic response to curtail erythropoiesis in iron deficiency.

The concerted upregulation of more distal Ca2+-transporting molecules may be a physiological response to curtail the loss of Ca2+, although the magnitude of compensation does not seem adequate to bring the urinary Ca2+ excretion down to that of the normal-diet group.

In an attempt to prevent viral replication, dissemination or persistent infection of cells, many protective measures are actually involved in the induction of apoptosis that is the host response to curtail the reproductive cycle of the virus through premature lysis [ 14, 15].

Alternatively, we hypothesize that an anti-inflammatory response is mounted simultaneously with the proinflammatory response, presumably to curtail inflammation and prevent collateral tissue damage.

In the afterword, Priscilla Wald summarizes neatly the book's main contribution: it illustrates the "pathologization of places by the colonial state and the spatial responses instigated to curtail the diffusion of disease" (p. 217), although the word "disease" has to be interpreted broadly to include social and moral pathology.

Trump, in response, has vowed to curtail federal funding to sanctuary cities, setting up another fault line should he pursue his hardline campaign promises.

Over the past 15 years in West Africa, for example, populations of traditional sorghum varieties have been observed shortening their growth cycle by two weeks in response to a curtailed rainy season.

In response, Trump has pledged to curtail federal funding for sanctuary providers.