Sentence examples for that could curtail from inspiring English sources

Nor are there any measures that could curtail "Bird" rights.

The drop occurred despite the looming threat of hurricanes and tropical storms that could curtail supply.

This stalemate has prevented Moscow and Washington from working together on projects that could curtail proliferation.

Correa, he added, lacked the clout, ambition and coffers to build a coalition that could curtail US power in the region.

Nigel Reed, who follows Club Med at the BNP Paribas investment bank, said the company was hemmed in by broader economic forces that could curtail spending on vacations.

His Ireland-based trainer, Gerard Hartmann, told NBC's Olympic Web site that "Khalid has had injuries that could curtail his career".

"He seems to have been the most consistent," said Ms. Jones, 52, adding that she hoped that he could curtail partisan bickering, in contrast with Mr. Gingrich.

A possible explanation is that the warm and dry climate of that region could curtail the relative contribution of sexual reproduction.

The Federal Election Commission proposed new rules on Thursday that could severely curtail the work of organizations established to get around fund-raising restrictions in the new campaign finance law.

Trump probably would have been even more upset had he read the provision that could sharply curtail his plan to reorganize the government.

On Thursday evening, with only a handful of MPs present, parliament passed a ludicrously harsh media law that could seriously curtail the operations of the most vibrant press on the continent outside South Africa.