Examples of using Curtailing in English and their translations into Dutch
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A general policy of retreat in the towns and of curtailing the workers' struggle to improve their conditions would be wrong.
overcome difficulties to ensure that crossborder crime is tackled without curtailing the freedoms and legal rights of individuals and economic operators.
It participates in the temporal resolution of the visual system, by curtailing the retinal response to bright light stimuli.
An action programme was drawn up to alleviate the country's economic difficulties by boosting the competitiveness of firms and curtailing private consumption.
Consequently, reducing greenhouse gas emissions is the main way of curtailing the number of destructive floods and storms in the future.
The EESC is pleased that the proposal significantly increases coordination of emergency responses, curtailing the current room for discretion.
their legitimate financial interests, notably by curtailing the scope for tax evasion and fraud.
not a single politician even suggests balancing the budget or curtailing wasteful spending.
Do they not then see that We are visiting the land, curtailing it of its sides?
We have absolutely no intention- in the interests of credibility in the eyes of our partners- of curtailing Parliament's rights or opportunities for participation.
An optimal financial sector taxation system would be one that met the dual purpose of generating tax revenues and curtailing risk-taking in equal measure.
Mr President, I rise to share the concerns of those who have expressed fear about decisions being taken without consulting Parliament on curtailing the mandate of the current European Commission.
I would like to say to the Members of the Committee on Regional Development that we have absolutely no intention of curtailing existing regional policy- we merely wish to add to its cultural dimension.
amongst the large countries, regardless as to whether they are major sponsors, and curtailing the Commission' s role is successfully preventing a rather broader vision from establishing itself.
No committed European can genuinely be in favour of curtailing the rights of Parliament to benefit an already excessively powerful Commission,
for calling an end to freedoms deemed undesirable in neighbouring countries or for curtailing the rights of suspects,
they also want to compete with each other in the area of intellectual stupidity by curtailing cultural freedom.
I'm also aware that the ruling junta have begun curtailing women's rights, and they're closing any
if you would also make it clear that such curtailing of our freedom to carry out our work is unacceptable.
Dismantling justice The statement points out how curtailing the authority of the Constitutional Court contributes to dismantling the system of checks and balances,