California passed a homeowner's bill of rights to curtail the viciousness of the banks, and in late 2012 Strike Debt emerged as an Occupy offshoot to address indebtedness in creative and subversive ways.
The Kerry campaign said Mr. Bush had nominated federal judges who wanted to roll back civil rights, sought to curtail affirmative action programs in university admissions, underfinanced the education bill and cut back on civil rights cases at the Justice Department.
Right wing efforts to curtail EPA and slow down environmental regulation and enforcement will fail and can easily be painted as the views of extremists.
Meanwhile, shoot forward to the 17th Century and James I's second son Charles I found his "divine right" to rule curtailed with a civil war and consequent execution.
Conservatives have sought, by and large, to empower the already powerful — exactly what the Bill of Rights was drafted to curtail.
The grim spectacle of pups being bludgeoned on the ice by hunters has long been cited by animal rights activists seeking to curtail the annual hunt.
Many Democrats who favored abortion rights backed efforts to curtail late-term abortion because the procedure was seen as so egregious.
Their biggest concern, he said, was animal-rights groups seeking to curtail hunting and the ongoing fight to allow the hunting of Grizzly bears.
Finally, the lead partner in organizing Response is the American Family Association, a group which in addition to spreading grotesque falsehoods about gay people (they are more likely to molest children), constantly fights not simply for their own rights as conservative Christians, but to curtail the rights of others in the name of Christianity.
