But the excesses of earlier days were curbed when gay men started dying from AIDS in the 1980's.
You are in essence saying that the right to worship and assemble peaceably should be curbed when exercising those rights might run counter to "strong passions" and "keen sensitivities".
The situation in Sukhbaatar, Begzsuren's home province, shows how migration can still be curbed when herders receive the kind of support that they lost back in the early 90s.
But vigorous public campaigns to prevent these tragedies have shown remarkable results, offering clear evidence that destructive human behavior can be curbed when we put our minds to it.
Furthermore, obesity in rats is curbed when they are treated with beta3 adrenoceptor agonists, which induce the browning phenomenon in WAT (Ghorbani et al., 1997; Ghorbani and Himms-Hagen, 1997).
However, it is expected that this effect will be significantly attenuated when people make risk judgements in groups, such that intoxicated individuals' propensity for risk is curbed when making the decision as a group.
That emigration was curbed after 1979 when Vietnam agreed to an Orderly Departure Program, in which refugees were processed in Ho Chi Minh City and flown to receiving countries.
Still, his ability to help the independent presidential candidacy of Representative John B. Anderson of Illinois in 1980 was curbed; gone were the days when he could simply write a big check and hand it to a candidate.
During the final stages of Ceaușescu's rule, when liberalization was curbed, matein writings were rediscovered and reclaimed by the Optzeciști group of authors, themselves noted for attempting to evade cultural guidelines by adopting fantasy and avant-garde literature.
