Sentence examples for set curbs from inspiring English sources
Not to be left out the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) plans to unveil a new energy policy later this month that will also set curbs on coal finance.
One of them, Barbara Lee, told the Guardian that the "stage was now set" to curb the NSA.
Gloria Bergquist, vice president of the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers in Washington, disputed Mr. Brown's assertion that there was no other nationwide standard set to curb emissions of heat-trapping gases.
This thesis makes somewhat less compelling the merits of "trust busting," largely taken for granted since the administration of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt first set about curbing the concentration of corporate power in the early 20th century.
When Mr Putin first became president in 2000, he immediately set about curbing the power of the oligarchs - the group of billionaires who exerted huge influence over Russia's political system and media.
Uncertainty over whether the report of the group, which was led by Bank of Finland Governor Erkki Liikanen, will be implemented is likely to compound investors' nervousness in an industry where new rules are already set to curb banks' earnings.
Soon the furious Stoney began setting rigid curbs on Bowes's every movement.
This will be the first time that Beijing has set targets to curb its total pollution emissions, according to Fang Li, vice head of the Beijing Municipal Environmental Protection Bureau.
The city center is composed of pretty stucco buildings set to the curb interrupted by occasional plazas, which were darkened by dense canopies of foliage.
Then he was sent to a sternly religious family in England, where the wife set herself to curbing an undoubtedly spoiled and conceivably hyperactive child.
On the west side of the street, a line of white, green and blue tents had been set near the curb on Monday to provide shelter for both television reporters and their equipment.
