Sentence examples for substantially curtailing from inspiring English sources

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

We have seen that torture involves substantially curtailing the victim's autonomy.

There are also signs, CaSE says, that other government departments are substantially curtailing their in-house research programs.

In short, torturers who torture human beings do so with the (realised) intention of substantially curtailing the autonomy of their victims.

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

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.

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.

The stake sale may help shore up the lagging finances of JetBlue, which has $433 million in current debt obligations and has already substantially curtailed its growth plans and sold some assets like older planes.

The 150-page accord covers bank branches, customs fees, publication of laws and regulations, and tariffs on onions, garlic, potatoes and cheese among many other goods, services and investment protections -- a prescription for economic overhaul that substantially curtails the power of Vietnam's Communist Party over its economy.