Sentence examples for which would curb from inspiring English sources

A better solution would be to let the yuan rise more quickly, which would curb the prices of imported foods.

One controversial example has been the legislation rushed through Turkey's parliament last week, which would curb sales of alcohol if given approval by Mr Gul.

The Dodd-Frank financial reform law directs the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to implement new "position limit" rules, which would curb speculation by limiting the share of the market that traders can control at any given time.

He makes no secret of his unyielding hostility to some Democratic bills, such as the oddly-named Employee Free Choice Act, which would curb the right to a secret ballot before a workplace is unionised.

Take, for example, proponents of rehabilitating sewage treatment plants in New Rochelle and Mamaroneck, which would curb the amount of pollutants discharged into Long Island Sound, the officials said.

Over the weekend, President Obama pressed lawmakers to approve the new rules, which would curb the ability of card issuers to raise interest rates retroactively on consumers and would require them to reduce hidden fees and penalties.

The sides have until the end of June to work out a detailed technical agreement under which Iran would curb its nuclear programme and allow international control in exchange for a lifting of economic sanctions.

The United States and five other world powers are trying to meet a self-imposed end-June deadline for reaching a deal with Iran under which Tehran would curb its nuclear program in return for an end to international sanctions.

Over the past two weeks, Iran, the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China have twice extended a deadline for completing a long-term deal under which Tehran would curb sensitive nuclear activities for more than a decade in exchange for sanctions relief.

And he announced that the United States would no longer finance the building of conventional coal-fired plants overseas, which would help curb emissions in developing countries.

All could yet be undone by the swingeing financial-transactions tax mooted for the euro zone, which would surely curb trading.