Sentence examples for that curtailing from inspiring English sources

Some on the left might complain that curtailing our entitlement programs' universal character would undermine their social purpose and political support.

But at neither event did she suggest, as she did in her conference speech earlier this month, that curtailing free movement must take priority over membership of the single market, nor advocate, as her home secretary did, that employers count their foreign workers, or that the fate of EU citizens in Britain might be a matter for negotiation.

Covered on one side by a large campaign ad for Mr. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, and studded with wilting fruit, flowers, cleaning items and hardware, their wall was meant to symbolize, Mr. Gleeson said, the economic effects that curtailing immigration and closing borders would have on agriculture, industry and domestic life.

He observed that curtailing Maskhadov's activities had never been part of the military's tactics before.

Governments can't afford such subsidies but are afraid that curtailing them will lead to even more unrest.

On the revenue side, the authority estimated that curtailing operations at the three airports it manages cost $35 million.

In 1990 Milošević pushed through changes to the Serbian constitution that curtailed the provinces' autonomy.

"There shouldn't be a cultural paralysis that curtails our activities," he said.

The commission imposes stringent regulations that curtail or prohibit significant alteration of the architectural features of landmarks.

He will wear it for the rest of his life, following two serious incidents that curtailed his footballing dreams.

The Comet, however, experienced structural failures that curtailed the service, and it was not until 1958 that the highly successful Boeing 707 jet transport began nonstop transatlantic flights.