The illness forced Cash to curtail his touring.

Human rights abuses continue both in the south and in the north, with little or no effort being made to curtail the widespread culture of impunity.

Finally, the US could do more to curtail money laundering.

But, as any member of a historically persecuted community from gays to Jews to Roma can attest, social intolerance may curtail civil rights as much as any law.

Early marriage and pregnancy among adolescent women often curtail their education.

We must resolutely defend those values and rights, on which both the United Nations and the Council of Europe were founded, and we must also make sure that measures taken by Governments do not curtail those same values and rights.

Such a blatant attempt to curtail scientific inquiry and stifle free speech seems inexcusable.

This will curtail the potential for the future industrial development of the developing countries.

For an effective protection of indigenous peoples' cultural heritage, States shall focus in particular on defensive protection mechanisms to curtail illegitimate acquisition of intellectual property rights over elements of indigenous peoples' cultural heritage.

Today, such practices are extremely rare, because timely legislative measures have helped to curtail them.

But banks used all their political muscle to stop states from enacting laws to curtail predatory lending.

But, unfortunately, the most obvious way for banks to increase their capital ratios is to curtail their lending.

Checks on security measures that curtail the freedoms that give our lives dignity are as imperative as protection.

We also tried to curtail the arms race and address other areas of conflict between East and West.

So it is no surprise that press freedom is the freedom that authoritarian governments are keenest to curtail.

Even if you wanted to curtail financial services, you could still focus on the multitude of non financial services.

But Obama s team does concede one point New START fails to curtail Russia s large numerical advantage in tactical nuclear weapons.

Second, in an effort to curtail excess bank lending, reserve ratios were increased nine times in the past 11 months.

In fact, most Russians are indifferent to the government's efforts to curtail press freedom and limit the right to protest.

In Europe, for example, raising the retirement age for public pensions and shrinking government employment would curtail welfare state excesses.

They accuse Michael Sata s Patriotic Front (PF) government of using the Public Order Act to severely curtail opposition party activities.

Moreover, quiet efforts were made in the Arab world to curtail the recruitment and funding of suicide bombers headed to Iraq.

The Greek and Irish bailouts are only temporary palliatives they do nothing to curtail indebtedness, and they have not stopped contagion.

The aim is to curtail the spread of offensive material online, which the union says threatens our morals, ethics and values.

This strategy amounts to state capitalism, living on Russia s energy wealth, and doing nothing to curtail Russia s massive red tape and corruption.

The financial industry complains that efforts to force greater equity funding would curtail lending, but this is just nonsense in a general equilibrium setting.

A crucial corollary of this strategy is large scale technology transfer to developing countries, allowing them both to grow and to curtail their emissions.

As banks curtail lending to each other, to other financial institutions, and to the corporate sector, central banks are becoming the only lenders around.

The Kremlin, devoted to its key fetish Putin s approval ratings proved completely unprepared to curtail public spending in the wake of falling state revenues.

Poking fun of dictators is considered one of the greatest taboos, which curtail freedom of expression and endanger the lives of cartoonists anywhere, anytime.

Bankers, who may really be worried about their own bonuses, warn that higher capital requirements will force them to curtail lending, thus impeding economic growth.

Imposing severe restrictions on the growth of their emissions growth would impede their GDP growth and severely curtail their ability to climb out of poverty.

So Greece and arguably the PIIGS more generally are left with the need to curtail demand massively, lower wages, and reduce the public sector workforce.

Doomed to slow growth, the US of today, like the exhausted Britain that emerged from World War II, will be forced to curtail its international commitments.

From the Middle East to the war on terror and efforts to curtail the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, Russia should be a valuable partner.

No other legal provisions could be invoked to curtail those freedoms, and government interference in the activities of the media and censorship were prohibited by law.

In Afghanistan, America s military was so tactically dependent on Pakistan that, on several occasions, the US encouraged India to curtail development projects, such as rebuilding Afghanistan s infrastructure.

Subjecting banks, some of which are still ailing, to new regulation may lead them to curtail lending even more, thereby further weakening the pace of economic recovery.

Capacity building of the police and cooperation through transnational agreements has been effective, yet more needs to be done to curtail the trafficking of women and girls.

Fiscal austerity in the periphery requires cutting back on imports hence, the countries exporting to the periphery need to curtail their own imports and so the process cascades.

It took a 110 billion rescue package to curtail capital outflows and restore market confidence in the eurozone, and even the bigger member states were left gasping for credit.

In areas where scientists think that there is a likelihood that greater risks will prevail in coming years, high insurance premiums would provide a market incentive to curtail development.

The majority of Filipino internet users and media groups opposed the passage of the Philippine Cybercrime Law because of provisions that potentially curtail media freedom and other civil liberties.

Finally, the US could do more to curtail money laundering. One simple step would be to restrict the circulation of 100 bills, which are mostly used in the underground economy.

The specter of a nuclear Iran haunts Arabs and Israelis alike, but it is the United States and Israel that are the driving force behind efforts to curtail Iran s nuclear ambitions.