Sentence examples for would be curtailment from inspiring English sources

She wrote at Medium this week that she'll likely leave the state soon, and that she was dismayed by the earlier proposal to allow the university to lay off tenured faculty if the school decided there would be "curtailment, modification, or redirection" in their field of study. .

The result would be the curtailment or elimination of many other NASA programs, including the planetary one.

He then reassured viewers that there would be no curtailment in the air marshal program that puts thousands of undercover law-enforcement agents on an undisclosed number of flights.

One example would be sleep curtailment to four hours of sleep for some days [4], which impaired glucose metabolism even in healthy people.

So state workers can protest all they want, but there will still be curtailment of their salaries and benefits.

To do otherwise, would be to risk an unwarranted curtailment of freedom of expression which would not be acceptable in a democracy".

The burden of proof, Mr. Gove said, "is on those who regulate" to "make the case that regulation would be effective rather than a curtailment of the freedom of individuals to express themselves and to engage in public debate".

If it is found that probation funding needs curtailment, it would be nice to use the money for school-based programs designed to prevent kids from entering the juvenile system in the first place.

That goal would be impossible to attain without a quick and drastic curtailment of the Iraq war effort, and while Mr. Zimmer wants to withdraw combat troops, he opposes setting a deadline.

But I didn't expect that the very public curtailment of Britain's internet freedoms would be signalled by the non-appearance of a sleazy and exploitative Kraut-rock album sleeve I last saw in my sixth-form common room some 30 years ago.

Oliver Joy, a spokesman for the WindEurope trade association, said: "Removing priority dispatch for renewable energies would be detrimental to the wind sector, which would face more curtailment across the continent.