Examples of using Curtailing in English and their translations into German
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And it certainly does not mean curtailing the direct income subsidies for farmers.
Yet Putin remains bent on curtailing the role of non-governmental organizations and civil society.
High oil prices now curtailing growth in the US are partly an unintended consequence of current policy.
Furthermore, the central banks' policy of curtailing so-called“volatile volatility” is likely to be challenged.
But curtailing social programs in both Europe
a terrorist threat by curtailing international travel
German firms reacted by outsourcing the labor-intensive parts of their production chains and curtailing their investment in Germany.
The EESC is pleased that the proposal significantly increases coordination of emergency responses, curtailing the current room for discretion.
Do they not see that We are bringing destruction upon the land by curtailing it of its sides?
It participates in the temporal resolution of the visual system, by curtailing the retinal response to bright light stimuli.
Essentially curtailing them off from online global poker matches.
For me this is a further step towards curtailing religious freedom.
In worst-case scenarios, curtailing contact may be necessary for personal growth.
Nephew of the last emperor; curtailing of the Rights of the Magistrate.
Massive curtailing of public health care 3 Systems suppliers change competition in health sector.
Others, curtailing the eating process, offer the outgoing
These facts have highlighted the need for a pertinent debate regarding curtailing cyberbullying in schools.
Some of them, curtailing the eating process,
Do they not then see that We are visiting the land, curtailing it of its sides?
But the influence of the reform already made itself felt in curtailing, though it could not stop, the traffic.