Examples of 'been curtailed' in a sentence
Meaning of "been curtailed"
been curtailed: to have been reduced or limited in size, extent, or quantity
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Press freedom has been curtailed by extensive censorship.
Their ability to propagandize has not been curtailed.
That trend has been curtailed in view of its cost.
Crime and drug problems have been curtailed.
Navigation would have been curtailed by construction of the weir.
The rights of indigenous people had not been curtailed.
None of those programmes had been curtailed in conjunction with the economic crisis.
Exchange visits with nearby churches had been curtailed.
Moral hazard has been curtailed but the risks of investing in emerging markets increased.
Waste growth has also been curtailed.
Finally, the money supply has been curtailed through accelerated withdrawals of NBS bank deposits.
Freedom of expression has also been curtailed.
Cases where cooperation has been curtailed because of the limits of the Agreement.
Even weddings and funerals have been curtailed.
Hunting and egg-collecting have been curtailed and nesting beaches are now protected.
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This means that the rights of minorities have been curtailed.
I can tell you that it has been curtailed for quite some time now.
The decline is poorly documented and has not been curtailed.
As such, their use has also been curtailed in detergent compositions.
Even cooperation at the security services level has been curtailed.
Unfortunately the program has been curtailed instead of expanded.
At the same time in certain directions its activities have been curtailed.
Stressful research methods have been curtailed in much of Canada.
No one is allowed to leave the building until the situation has been curtailed.
Muslims ' access to citizenship has been curtailed in other ways as well.
Research activities related to earlier stage product developments have also been curtailed.
Internal hosting and mobility have also been curtailed over the ie last, decade.
The liaison committees no longer exist and travel and consultation meetings have been curtailed.
However, now this import has been curtailed due to the high costs of obtaining a visa.
My responsibilities have been curtailed.
Where a plan ( if ever ) has been curtailed or settled, determining the resulting gain or loss.
Visitations have also been curtailed.
The budget deficits have been curtailed from high levels but progress has stalled in 2003.
Foreign investment has been curtailed.
They have not been curtailed yet, but there is that fear . ”.
Even basic subsistence use has now been curtailed dramatically.
As a result, capacity for new project development and research dissemination activities has been curtailed.
We have been trained to hide our light and been curtailed by laws and customs.
With limited resources as indicated above, the following measurements and analyses have been curtailed.
In the Mbuta, Kibwa and Musandama areas encroachment has been curtailed but requires constant surveillance.
The right of nuclearweapon States to make peaceful use of nuclear energy has been curtailed.
Since 2001 the polar bear sport hunt has been curtailed in M'Clintock Channel.
O Cotton and wheat crops have been severely affected and wool production has been curtailed.
River flooding has been curtailed by engineering controls and increased forestation of watersheds ( Frazier 1979 ).
But times have changed and expectations had been curtailed.
The importation of tea and coffee has been curtailed considerably.
I simply wish to say that the French version of my text had been curtailed.
Countries where the democratic process has been curtailed by coups d'état.
The so-called transgenders, whose right to defend their homeland has been curtailed.
Coal production at the Luena Mine in Shaba Province has been curtailed by ethnic conflicts.
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The operation was curtailed due to poor weather
Curtailed and reined in and dialed back
Press freedom has been curtailed by extensive censorship
