This also isn't the first time that the Wall Street Journal editorial page, which consistently rails against efforts to curb for-profit college abuses, has failed to disclose the financial relationships of its op-ed writers on these issues.
Plans to curb deductions for state and local income taxes, for instance, makes it just a bit more expensive to live in high-tax innovation hubs like Silicon Valley, Boston and New York City.
The idea was to curb borrowing for consumption while raising revenue to pay for revenue-losing provisions of the legislation.
All three agree that there is a need to curb welfare for the work-shy.
They do not really need to curb them for the euro's sake.
So the failure is likely to curb enthusiasm for a novel approach to aid in smoking cessation.
The rallies and 175 teach-ins were organized largely to protest the Republican-led efforts in Wisconsin and Ohio to curb bargaining for public employees.
In many Western countries, budget cuts are increasing pressure to curb subsidies for renewable energy (and, to a lesser extent, subsidies on oil and natural gas).
Trade unionists talk about fair trade, not free trade (in other words, they want to curb competition for jobs from workers in poor countries).
My manner is not orthodox, but I've given up trying to curb it, for often as not it serves (astonishingly) to put people at their ease.
Labour has accused David Cameron of panicking over measures to curb benefits for migrants before controls on Bulgarian and Romanian workers are lifted in the new year.
