That is, the harm produced by certain kinds of behaviour may be described as a curtailment of autonomy or a failure to respect a sense of self.
Early curtailment of this trial precludes analysis of mature survival data in the future, as a follow-up of patients in the placebo arm of the study will not be continued.
Even here, the common good does not justify abrogation of all individual rights, but only their curtailment and, of these, only those that negatively affect the community.
While those chiefs resented colonial curtailment of their former autonomy, in the absence of effective force and facing an unprecedented problem of loss of patronage, they too, could only compromise.
Social conditions can change so much that a rule created to provide protection may degenerate into a curtailment.
Curtailment of revenues aggravated this unsound fiscal situation during blockades of the port, which occurred in 1826-28, 1838-40, 1845-48 and in 1853.
Those who had to go further afield for larger shops would have an earlier curtailment of their independence.
The absence of autonomy implies the curtailment of freedoms of expression and assembly.
