Sentence examples for to curtailment from inspiring English sources

As with drones, Obama must commit to curtailment through greater oversight and accountability.

Much of it centered on his decade-long effort to produce the hydrogen bomb, his ardent promotion of nuclear weapons in general, his deep suspicion of Soviet intentions and his opposition to curtailment of nuclear testing.

In other words, he is not objecting to curtailment as such; he is raising considerable doubts as to the methodology, not to mention the official in charge of it.

In a response to Governor Shumlin last week, Gordon van Welie, ISO New England's chief executive, wrote that Green Mountain has known "that even after the required upgrades were completed, the output of K.C.W. may still be subject to curtailment because of the project's location and interconnection point".

1) IMF-dictated reforms lead to curtailment of a large part of Korean capital expansion plans.

Immunization with zona pellucida (ZP) glycoproteins leads to curtailment of fertility often associated with ovarian dysfunction.

Businesses that do not have the resources and the luxury to think broadly and comprehensively need templates for action -- and easy access to resources and methods to contribute constructively to carbon curtailment strategies.

In this section, the physical models of flexible loads are developed to represent how they respond to demand curtailment request.

For intermittent RES with near-zero marginal costs, incentives are set to make limited bids and/or to encourage curtailment in times of strongly negative electricity prices [6,41].

Claims that polar bear numbers are actually rising are false: At least eight of the world's 19 polar bear subpopulations are declining and just one is demonstrably increasing (due to the curtailment of severe overhunting levels), according to a 2009 report by the IUCN Polar Bear Specialist Group.

The idea behind this claim is that the negative reaction blacks have to the curtailment of their legal rights is similar to how any group in that circumstance would feel and react; hence we have another (admittedly negative) reason to take them as rational beings.