International capital markets already have curtailed credit to these countries.

The authority of military courts would be curtailed to some extent.

All political rights for the vast majority of the population were effectively curtailed.

Conflict was curtailed, however, by the power of the king's personality and reputation.

Even robust China and India are experiencing slower growth, curtailed ambitions, and broken dreams.

Moral hazard has been curtailed but the risks of investing in emerging markets increased.

Maduro's government has suppressed protests, censored the press and curtailed free expression during this time.

With the press under control, other political rights were quickly curtailed and Indonesian democracy failed again.

By eliminating barter and requiring monetary payment, we curtailed their opportunities to profit at the state s expense.

Acquiring government power through possession of capital and converting it into unjust economic rents must be curtailed.

Fortunately, elsewhere in Europe, reason seems to prevail nowadays and the resort to violence has been curtailed.

But even these benefits may be curtailed by the continuing economic downturn in much of Western Europe.

The US economy has been sustained by a consumption boom fueled by excessive borrowing, and that will be curtailed.

In both countries, majorities voted against adopting the euro because they feared that national welfare norms would become curtailed.

In practice, the global crisis means that sustainable investments are being curtailed rather than expanded in the developing world.

Conspiracy theories thrive in relatively closed societies, where free access to news is limited and freedom of enquiry curtailed.

Crime rates are falling, the public infrastructure revolutionized, corruption curtailed, and a sense of legitimate, transparent authority is being established.

If the US turned inward and seriously curtailed immigration, there would be serious consequences for America s position in the world.

Having openly challenged President Vladimir Putin, Khodorkovsky was convicted, his oil company, Yukos, seized and his pro democracy efforts curtailed.

In the 1980s and 1990s, the central government curtailed private sector activity in urban centers so as to minimize competition with SOEs.

In the 1980s and 1990s, the central government curtailed private sector activity in urban centers so as to minimize competition with SOEs.

Various critics are seizing on such statements as evidence that the Fed is incompetent, and that its independence should be curtailed, or worse.

Sure, it would be better if all countries curtailed their emissions, but it is already a great help if at least some countries do so.

In fact, he had long promoted Mashai as his successor, but Khamenei curtailed his illegal efforts and has now put a stop to Mashai s candidacy altogether.

So even if the generosity of state benefits may be curtailed, aggregate government spending is unlikely to be rolled back dramatically from the current 53 of GDP.

During the war in Bosnia, the Serbs were effectively shielded by Moscow, with the ability of the US to threaten the use of force severely curtailed by Russia.

Countries like South Korea and Japan, for example, have curtailed their imports of Iranian oil only reluctantly countries like China and Russia rarely play straight on sanctions in the first place.

This lead to a U turn from bail outs to bail ins, and to private sector burden sharing. Moral hazard has been curtailed but the risks of investing in emerging markets increased.

Moreover, it looks likely that the outrageous fees charged for every debit transaction a kind of tax that goes not for any public purpose but to fill the banks coffers will be curtailed.

As a result, cotton subsidies, which depress prices and displace African exports, would be sharply curtailed, and cotton exports from poor countries would receive duty free, quota free treatment in rich country markets.

Moreover, it looks likely that the outrageous fees charged for every debit transaction nbsp a kind of tax that goes not for any public purpose but to fill the banks coffers will be curtailed.

The Japanese electronics manufacturer, Sony corporation, having completed the previous quarter with a net loss in the amount of 19.3 billion yen, or 197 million, has curtailed the forecast regarding profit for the current financial year.

According to one of their lawyers, Liang Xiaojun, the five, as suspects of a crime, will be under surveillance for a year and their rights, such as the ability to travel abroad, will still be curtailed.

After Sony curtailed the annual forecast of profit and earnings, company shares in the morning at the start of trading in Tokyo dropped in price by more than 11 , descending to the level of 1,668 yen per share.

The recently concluded elections, which pushed the Communists out of their dominant position in the Rada and sharply curtailed the power of the parties of power that surround President Kuchma, pushed our provincial radicals to the fringes of our politics.

First, all political parties agree that welfare state arrangements should remain tax financed, although possibly with a stronger application of insurance principles in the social insurance systems. So even if the generosity of state benefits may be curtailed, aggregate government spending is unlikely to be rolled back dramatically from the current 53 of GDP.