Sentence examples for substantial curbs from inspiring English sources

Scrap the paint and put in full-blown two-way cycling lanes separated from both pedestrian and car by substantial curbs.

The latter level, 545-585ppm, is expected even if substantial curbs on emissions are put in place by the world's governments.

The NRC report on ocean acidification released today finds that, barring substantial curbs on carbon dioxide emissions, the ongoing decline in ocean pH will continue, with as-yet-unknown ecosystem changes guaranteed.

It cornered well and felt much more maneuverable and nimble than its substantial curb presence might suggest.

The program not only imposes a substantial curb on NOx emissions but also calls for the reduction of black soot exhaust gas, which is peculiar to diesel vehicles, and restricts it in terms of the particulate matter (PM) emission level.

Researchers now have access to an educational intervention tool with relevant methodologies and instruments for a future large-scale implementation, to alter the existing situation at the regional and national levels, allowing for substantial curbing of pharmaceutical expenditures.

Using this model, we have shown that AA performed in the most proximal colon induces the following gene expression changes in the most distal colon: (1) Substantial curbing of T helper 17 cell -recruitment, -differentiation, -activation, and –effector (interleukin) expression contributing to suppression of Th17 pathway-mediated immunopathologial damage [ 24] in colitis.

With that combination, fuel economy drops to 15/22, mainly because the bigger engine and all-wheel-drive components add nearly 500 pounds to the already substantial 3,800-pound 3,800-pound.

Politically speaking, I had thought that the White House should not put these concessions in its budget, as distinguished from offering them in bipartisan negotiations if and when Republicans agreed to dedicate substantial savings from curbing tax credits, deductions, and other preferences (known as "tax expenditures") to deficit reduction.

As for entitlement programs like Social Security and Medicare, the president and congressional Democrats will strenuously resist -- rightly, in our view -- substantial cuts in the absence of additional revenue from curbing unproductive or low-priority tax breaks.

Paul says that he won't guarantee that he'll support the GOP nominee if that nominee won't stop the expansion of war, curb the Federal Reserve, deregulate business, and make substantial cuts to the budget.