The Democrats also urged Froman to avoid curtailing the use of capital controls, rules that can constrain the flow of particular currencies to and from a country -- a move often used by nations to fight financial crises.
Readers urge that we curtail campaign donations by fossil fuel companies, raise the gas tax and pass a carbon fee bill.
Those comments, and other unscripted and unforced controversies, have helped distract from Trump's core economic and anti-terrorism messages, push down his standing in polls and lead Republicans to once again urge him to curtail his improvisational style of campaigning.
Some of Mr. Trump's outside advisers, including the Fox News host Sean Hannity, have urged him to curtail the freewheeling — and often embarrassing — barrage of questions.
According to the White House, Donald Trump called Erdoğan on Wednesday, urging him to curtail the operation and warning Turkey not to risk coming into conflict with US forces.
In terms of public relations, the announcement also appeared intended as a gesture to the West, which has urged Russia to curtail indiscriminate air and artillery strikes that have wounded or killed thousands of civilians.
Speaking at the launch of a new national air quality monitoring index, Modi also urged Indians to curtail waste and conserve resources even as they become wealthier, in order to prevent an environmental catastrophe.
The utilities and the government urged customers to curtail electricity use as much as possible.
A group of Jordanian tribal leaders has taken the unusual step of urging King Abdullah to curtail what they see as his wife's involvement in politics.
It even touches on foreign policy, urging Trump to curtail thawing relations with Cuba until it gives up "copkillers," like Assata Shakur, a black civil rights activist who has been living there as a fugitive after escaping from prison in 1979 where she was serving a life sentence for the murder of a state trooper.
It even touches on foreign policy, urging Trump to curtail thawing relations with Cuba until it gives up "copkillers," like Assata Shakur, a black civil rights activist who has been living there as a fugitive after escaping from prison in 1979 where she was serving a life sentence for the murder of a state trooper.
