Examples of using Curtailing in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The administration is tightening up export controls, curtailing how and with whom Americans can share their inventions, especially in cutting-edge
Despite a number of automakers curtailing their plans for diesel offerings or development, some are doubling
He said that after improving infrastructure and curtailing the clerical work expected of teachers, he and his colleagues had wanted to ensure better education by helping students to be happier.
We have talked there about curtailing the underlying need for the product itself. You could be looking there at poverty, injustice, all those sorts of things which feed terrorism.
Despite a number of automakers curtailing their plans for diesel offerings or development, some are doubling
than in early 2018, when Riyadh was curtailing production together with other OPEC members.
Such an agency could also run common programs to resettle refugees directly from crisis regions to the EU, thereby curtailing the practice of smuggling people on hazardous journeys.
His task was urgent, for less than six months after James II's departure, England joined the war against France as part of a powerful coalition aimed at curtailing the ambitions of Louis XIV.
It is heartening to realize that even the tiniest change in policy towards curtailing the movement of capital and diversifying economic activity at the local and national level would reap enormous systemic rewards.
Parishes in Delhi archdiocese had experienced tension when some SMC groups accused the archdiocesan systems of curtailing their rights to have SMC liturgies.
their oil to market, could soon start curtailing output.
Matt Myers currently serves as president and CEO of Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids, an organization that focuses attention on curtailing youth tobacco use.
This was compounded by him curtailing the privileges they had enjoyed under Caracalla and the introduction of a pay
He has proposed at least sixty social and economic changes, ranging from relaxing the one-child policy to eliminating camps for“reëducation through labor” and curtailing state monopolies.
Our unwillingness to allow more competitors to offer geared ETFs seems to be another example of our denying or curtailing access to an investment product that would be useful to some investors.
Despite a number of automakers curtailing their plans for diesel offerings or development, some are doubling
than in early 2018, when Riyadh was curtailing production together with other OPEC members.
where it does not get agitated and start curtailing production?
Curtailing oil shipments to North Korea is one of the measures the U.S. is seeking in a new package of U.N. sanctions, senior administration officials told CNN.
civil society to act as citizen watchdogs, even though so far the Xi administration has seemed intent on curtailing those groups' freedoms.