Ví dụ về curtailment

• In his inability to force this nameless woman to marry him, he faced a definite curtailment of his former power.

• Adding intentions does not affect that basic definition but constrains the set of actions that are to count as curtailments.

• These rabbis argued for a curtailment of severe punishments in the name of communal self-protection and survival.

• The curtailment of the freedom of entrepreneurs was no argument.

• Any such curtailment was only temporary, however, and the trade soon resumed, although on a more modest scale.

• The accompanying thought, of course, is that offense cannot be the cause for the curtailment of freedoms in a liberal society.

• Since many composers, particularly but not exclusively those of operas-comique, were prolific, the need for drastic curtailment sometimes arose.

• The absence of autonomy implies the curtailment of freedoms of expression and assembly.

• Those who had to go further afield for larger shops would have an earlier curtailment of their independence.

• 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.

• Social conditions can change so much that a rule created to provide protection may degenerate into a curtailment.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.