Examples of 'curtailing' in a sentence
Meaning of "curtailing"
Curtail is a verb meaning to reduce, restrict, or shorten something
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- present participle of curtail
- A cutting short; truncation.
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We finally started curtailing doctors a little bit.
Curtailing you so she gets a share of power.
Israeli legislation aimed at curtailing freedom of expression.
Curtailing the risk requires new approaches.
Macedonia makes strides in curtailing dependency on energy imports.
Curtailing illegal logging in protected areas must be a priority.
I am missing you and curtailing it is more than my ability.
Curtailing red tape and ensuring policy consistency.
It is not a question of curtailing freedom of expression.
Curtailing freedom merely polarizes society.
But this would be curtailing the rights of mothers.
Curtailing the loss of biodiversity is also a top priority.
Reducing taxes on labour and curtailing undeclared work.
Curtailing imports is the only way.
If there are problems in mechanisms of the curtailing system of blood.
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The key to curtailing illicit financial flows is transparency.
These resulted in postponing and curtailing defence procurements.
Curtailing tobacco use is also key to health promotion.
We speak up whenever activists propose curtailing consumer freedom.
Of curtailing transportation activities on the continent.
This tax serves the purpose of curtailing speculation on property.
Curtailing pollution means avoiding costs.
They also had the effect of curtailing humanitarian assistance.
Curtailing environmental risks can save millions of lives.
There is ample precedent for curtailing commercial free speech.
Start curtailing its monetary stimulus.
Education is the most effective means of curtailing population growth.
Drastically curtailing its potential development.
Another underrated defect of government regulations is curtailing of financial innovation.
But curtailing climate change is not an easy task.
Neither the intention nor the necessity of liquidation or of curtailing.
Curtailing recruitment and training.
There is no curtailing of freedom there.
There should not be any fanatical dieting or curtailing of sleep.
Thus curtailing the rights of the disabled to throw themselves in.
Terrorism can not be fought by curtailing democracy and human rights.
The curtailing of your freedom comes to the fore really quickly.
Expanding them for some savagely curtailing them for others.
They might be curtailing their responses to avoid upsetting you.
It also simplifies authorisation procedures by curtailing the scope of conformity controls.
Curtailing the importation of used and grey vehicles is one of them.
Now it is time for curtailing the vast powers of the presidency.
Curtailing their negativity.
That is why obeying and curtailing of the will are guarded seamlessly.
Sterilization efforts have had little effect on curtailing the population.
We are curtailing that power.
They simply considered the whole proposal a curtailing of their freedom.
Curtailing expression was not a viable means of eliminating racism and related intolerance.
Our solid growth in addition to curtailing expenses is allowing us to improve profitability.
Especially when they have the lawful means of curtailing some of it.
