We have seen what such unfettered power can lead to, so we must do something to curtail it.
"I think this is mainly about the manifesto commitment and being seen to do something to curtail the development of onshore wind.
The Bee editorial board goes on to attack President Trump for proposing to end California's exceptional waiver from federal law regarding auto emissions in this case, California's push to curtail tailpipe carbon dioxide, something never envisioned when the Clean Air Act was debated in 1970.
The genetic integrity of salmon populations in these rivers, "will be ruined... within a decade," unless something is done to curtail the poaching, he predicts.
Something must be done to curtail a financial sector that has grown beyond its "socially useful" size, he argues: if higher capital requirements don't do the trick, then something else must be tried.
This distortion of the meritocracy might be the biggest threat to Facebook's culture, and something Zuckerberg should seek to curtail.
That success should be a cause of great celebration, not something to curse and try to curtail.
In the drought winter of 1990-91, lack of water forced canal operators to curtail lockages to fewer than 30 a day, something no one here is eager to repeat.
The fact that so many Americans are being forced to curtail spending at the cheapest discount retailers should give anybody cheering the US recovery something to think about.
I would ask kids about what it would take to curtail the violence here and every kid would respond by saying if we had opportunity, something to do with our time, we would have less time to make these mistakes.
If Porsche wanted to curtail the rights of Volkswagen's workers, he said, it could have moved the headquarters outside Germany, something that the family considered.
