Sentence examples for substantially curtail from inspiring English sources

"The Republicans want to substantially curtail or eliminate class actions," he said.

However, to substantially curtail someone's autonomy is not necessarily to break their will.

But such policies may substantially curtail productivity and leave the average man much worse off than he needs to be.

For instance, the Administrator of the Wage & Hour Board was instructed to establish a minimum wage at a level "which will not substantially curtail employment".

Mrs. Underwood, meanwhile, is forced to downsize the non-profit organization she manages, the Clean Water Initiative, which had been promised a large donation upon her husband's confirmation as Secretary, without which the organization is forced to substantially curtail its budget.

Because the yeast species examined in [ 59] have a larger effective population size than the frogs we studied, purifying selection in frogs would have to be stronger in order to substantially curtail the fixation of slightly deleterious nonsynonymous substitutions by genetic drift.

By 1999, the foundation had laid off dozens of staff members and substantially curtailed its operations.

Actually, the governor's power has been substantially curtailed by an active legislature with greater staff and resources.

Chairman Mike Rogers, a Michigan Republican, proposed increasing the public's visibility into the NSA's activities without substantially curtailing them.

As a winter sports federation, we have seen our funding substantially curtailed in recent years and we have become increasingly dependent on more private funding".

The rules which allowed for such tax write-offs were substantially curtailed in 1999 and were completely abolished by our tax reform of 2000.