Examples of using Curtail in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Let's not curtail them.
Curtail Russia's domination of the European energy market; b.
Or at least curtail it!
We have to curtail this power so that the media will be a constructive element of society, rather than a destructive one.”.
But how will it help curtail the black economy?
In the best of worlds this federal assistance would reduce inequality-or at least curtail its expansion.
How could Whitaker curtail the Mueller inquiry?
Many Brazilians are concerned that Bolsonaro, an admirer of the dictatorship and a defender of its use of torture on leftist opponents,will trample on human rights, curtail civil liberties and muzzle freedom of speech.
These measures effectively curtail the ability to ensure the required protection.[8].
Israel needs to maintain its independence, and any defense treaty would curtail its freedom of action.
In addition, we may curtail, restrict, or refuse to provide you with any future access, visitation, and/or use of the Service.
He unilaterally suspended the Quartet-endorsed requirement that the Palestinians curtail terror before negotiating an end of conflict;
Israeli policies curtail the ability of Palestinians in Area C and East Jerusalem to plan their communities and build homes and infrastructure.
The New York Times says that if Trump signs the orders,the cuts could severely curtail the work of UN agencies which rely on billions of dollars in annual US contributions.
These governments curtail free expression and assembly despite the fact that almost all of the region's countries have signed international agreements protecting both rights, Human Rights Watch said.
In one letter to Madison, he argued each generation should curtail all debt within 19 years, and not impose a long-term debt on subsequent generations.
Many Brazilians are concerned that Bolsonaro, an admirer of Brazil's 1964-1985 military dictatorship and a defender of its use of torture on leftist opponents,will trample on human rights, curtail civil liberties and muzzle freedom of speech.
Executives at the trading firms worry that new regulations could curtail business even more, but so far regulators in the United States have taken few steps to rein in trading practices.
Although she has no legal background, Shaked is extremely competent and, aside from creating tensions by seeking to reduce the excessive power of the High Court,she will hopefully curtail the control over the rabbinate sought by Shas.
You cannot lead such a life unless you do away with the institutions that curtail your liberty and interfere with your life, the conditions that compel you to act differently than you really would like to.
If those who lead organizations-from CEOs to small-team leaders- believe their mission is, in part, to support employees' everyday progress,they could end(or at least curtail) the dissatisfaction crisis across the MENA region.
The President, Congress,and the FCC have announced plans to not only curtail speech on talk radio and newspapers, but to also regulate speech on the Internet through the Orwellian named"Fairness Doctrine.".
These findings- and many other recent research accomplishments- are affording us unique opportunities to discover, develop, and disseminate new treatments for tobacco addiction,as well as scientifically based prevention programs to help curtail the public health burden that tobacco use represents.
Reinforce the strategic unity of Russia, her geopolitical homogeneity,the vertical line of authority, curtail the influence of the oligarchic clans, support national business and fight separatism, extremism and localism. Promote Eurasist federalism by conferring the status of political subjects onto the ethno-cultural formations and by enforcing the principles of the rights of the peoples. Promote Eurasist economics by encouraging autarchy of the great spaces, economic nationalism and subordination of the market mechanisms to the concerns of the national economy.
Public relations- a definition that separates terrorism out from other violent actions will enable the initiation of an international campaigndesigned to undermine the legitimacy of terrorist organizations, curtail support for them, and galvanize a united international front against them.
Men of liberal opinions would induce small children to run into sacred edifices to see whether Madame Levaille was there, and to tell her that so-and-so was in the road waiting to speak to her about potatoes, or flour, or stones, or houses;and she would curtail her devotions, come out blinking and crossing herself into the sunshine; ready to discuss business matters in a calm, sensible way across a table in the kitchen of the inn opposite.
Instead of at least remaining silent, Olmert repeatedly recites the politically correct mantra that Mahmoud Abbas is a man of peace,despite his failure to clamp down on his own gunmen or curtail vicious incitement against Israel which continues to dominate all areas under his jurisdiction.