Sentence examples for which curtail from inspiring English sources

Civil liberty groups have expressed deep concerns about the injunctions, which curtail the freedoms of people who have not been arrested, much less tried or convicted.

The Supreme Court has ruled that "all legal restrictions which curtail the civil rights of a single group are immediately suspect," and therefore deserve "rigid scrutiny".

Volcanic eruptions may also continue for years to decades causing on-going damage and risk to life which curtail recovery efforts and require the long-term evacuation of communities.

However, the expression by MVA vectors of large numbers of poxvirus antigens, which display immunodominance over vectored antigens-of-interest for the priming of T cell responses, and the induction of vector-neutralizing antibodies, which curtail the efficacy of subsequent booster immunizations, remain as significant impediments to the overall utility of such vaccines.

Some plants have evolved specific mechanisms to recognise certain effectors; such recognition induces strong host defences which curtail infection.

A faulty trophic interaction then occurs between the impoverished terminal fields of long axonal projections and neurons in mature neocortex, which curtail the outgrowth and branching of their dendrites and local axonal collaterals (Adams et al., 1997; Xie et al., 2009).

Comment deploring that the lessons of the Nixon Presidency, which curtailed freedom, have not been learned.

She had Parkinson's disease in recent years, which curtailed her activities.

D'Azeglio introduced the Siccardi law, which curtailed the power of ecclesiastical courts.

In September the government passed a draconian law which curtailed press freedom.

He now depends on taxis, the cost of which curtails his travels.