Sentence examples for would curb repeated from inspiring English sources
The rules would curb repeated refinancing that did not help borrowers and the "packing" of loans with excessive points, fees and other charges.
Ultimately, it was Mr. Nakagawa's widely known struggle with alcohol that led to his undoing, despite repeated public promises that he would curb his drinking.
Repeat convictions cost up to $5,000, and may lead to a community service orders or anti-littering lectures (only given in Chinese), to curb repeat offenders.
Israel told him it would curb settlement growth.
Yet neither consummation would curb his need for chemical escape.
A recession, of course, would curb oil demand.
A chain smoker, she hoped sparring would curb her habit.
In his speech, Sessions repeated several widely debunked falsehoods about immigrants who came to the U.S. as children, known as Dreamers, and then took the opportunity to tout legislation that would curb legal immigration to the U.S. By that point, the President had vacillated about whether or not to end the hugely popular DACA policy, and Sessions wasn't leaving anything to chance.
Such changes would curb the state's role, lessen corruption and encourage competition.
That would curb demand but stoke already-high inflation as well as voters' wrath.
Shortening the time period, hedge funds say, would curb their ability to invest.
