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And is it enough to curb the development of nuclear weapons?

The Security Council has taken repeated actions to curb the development of atomic weapons in Iran and North Korea.

PERSISTENT protests from America's Department of Defence, Federal Aviation Administration, satellite-radio companies, and firms hawking GPS (global positioning system) equipment have managed to curb the development of ultra-wideband (UWB) wireless technology for more than three years.

Despite a pledge to curb the development of new irrigated farmland, Turkmenistan has proclaimed plans to irrigate 1.2 million new acres -- and to create a "Lake of the Golden Turkmen," equal to the annual flow of both the Syr and the Amu, to water them.

Those who were attacking China's style of capitalism were doing so "to create public opinion to curb the development of emerging countries, especially China's development," Qiushi, the influential publication of Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, said in a recent commentary.

More precise diagnoses of these infections could be another tool to curb the development of superbugs, he said.

Environmental groups supported the roadless rule as a way to curb the development and logging that had already affected half of national forest land.

An effective vaccine may protect the pork industry from economic losses and curb the development of new virus variants that may threaten public health.

In the present study, we hypothesized that the bone anti-resorptive action of TLN might curb the development of structural and functional joint lesions associated with ACL transection.

However, the bureaucracy of health insurance and of social system can curb the development of new initiatives and approaches that are not in line with the existing administrative and financial division between health and social sectors and with the existing administrative and financing procedures.

And nearly a dozen states and cities have curbed the development of high-priced alternative financial service companies like check cashers and payday lenders.