Sentence examples for which has curtailed from inspiring English sources

Most live in Turkey, which has curtailed their rights, fearing secession.

The collapse of property bubbles has severely weakened an over-extended financial system, which has curtailed lending as a result.

But this year in New York, the holiday has also been marked by controversy, which has curtailed the traditional Masses said for the past quarter-century in a hall in the Philippine Consulate General at 46th Street and Fifth Avenue.

And at HSBC, which has curtailed all non-essential travel to Hong Kong, Singapore and Vietnam as a result of concerns about SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome, a spokeswoman said that teleconferences and videoconferences would probably become more common.

The dollar has strengthened against the pound which has curtailed some of the potential benefits for drivers.

In this regard, the company is like other German giants, from DaimlerChrysler to Bertelsmann, which have curtailed their global ambitions.

Publishers like Meredith did not fare as badly with ad pages, because of its mass-market advertisers, but Condé Nast relies on luxury advertisers, which have curtailed their marketing.

The rise is due to the low gas prices of the late 1990s, which have curtailed exploration, crimping supply.

Jones has a history of knee problems which have curtailed his England career and limited his appearances in the county game.

ASM's earnings upside is leavened by its severe technology leadership over once arch-rivals Nikon and Canon, each of which have curtailed R&D and downsized marketing activities.

The party had survived major setbacks, including several prolonged illnesses which had curtailed their earning powers.