Examples of using Curtail in English and their translations into German
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Curtail my ascent!
Some say the statewide ban will curtail use.
Please curtail your curiosity.
Cut both tubules in half, curtail once again.
Densely curtail it, since edge;
You could have told us that you would have to curtail some of the debates.
Usenet. net may curtail unreasonable usage of its customers.
They had every intention of leaving in a blaze of glory, but we will curtail their activities as far as possible.
Power Usenet may curtail unreasonable usage of its customers.
Many Hong Kong residents have expressedconcern that the proposed new laws could curtail freedoms in the territory.
Now curtail small slices so that the bud turned out.
Application: Windows, doors, curtail wall, table top etc.
Curtail bureaucratic discretion so that opportunities for corruption begin to disappear;
They target is to eradicate or at least curtail obstacles to international arcades for the Swiss economy.
I have a different interpretation: it is testimony to the importance of a free press,which may not stop but can curtail abuses.
 Agreements which curtail the freedom of decision of the licensees or their agents are not permitted.
These are the ones who will be leaders in the future, and they must curtail activities of those who would compromise the good.
How can we curtail its effects on the additional problems of growing isolation in an increasing number of areas and regions?
You don't have to compromise your lifestyle or curtail your cannabis use to fight the munchies and win.
The Haavara continued to function until World War II,in spite of vigorous attempts by the Nazi Party to stop or curtail its activities.
Canarian people often curtail certain words and drop the 's' at the end, which can make the language difficult to understand.
Incumbent EU governments invokingsaid sovereignty promote neoliberal politics and curtail the rights of all those deemed'foreign.
Still religious institutions curtail other basic human rights like the freedom of opinion, all under the cover of religious freedom.
There are a number of matrimonialsites that serve to streamline this information-gathering process and curtail the embarrassing and exhausting in-person questioning.
As banks curtail lending to each other, to other financial institutions, and to the corporate sector, central banks are becoming the only lenders around.
Someone will take the initiative, with someone you will painfully select subjects for conversation,someone will curtail communication and to vanish without explanations….
Politicians who have journalists arrested and who massively curtail freedom of speech in their own countries were in the first row of the funeral march in Paris on Sunday.
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The Hutchinson report also contains a number of unnecessary andinterfering bureaucratic provisions that curtail the freedom of establishment and cause the internal market to lose its momentum.
Not because we as the European Parliament must curtail our own powers, but because the institutional balance between the European institutions has to be preserved.