Curbing

According to Garcia, local officials in Carcar City raised concerns that culling, which involved slaughtering livestock as a measure of curbing the spread of the disease, had adversely impacted the livelihoods of small-scale swine farms.

According to him, President Buhari had scored 100/100 for curbing careless cash flow, kidnappings, highway stealing, collection of bags from market women with hard earned money.

Beyond the therapeutic and social groups like AA that have long existed to support AUD sufferers, there is a trio of FDA-approved drugs that have a history of curbing alcohol abuse.

Both he and Brainard argue labor market disparities are curbing the country's long-run growth potential.

By the early 1980s, courts were curbing the reach of Title IX.

Curbing brain drain or infringing on professional autonomy?

Curbing global tax abuse is one of the UN’ssustainable development goals for 2030.

Curbing immigration was also an explicit factor in therhetoric of the Brexiteer camp.

Curbing the number of visas would leave the Immigration Department to determine which educational institutions should be trusted to receive coveted tuition, he said, which is far outside its jurisdiction.

Curbing use of fire retardants would “have a catastrophic effect on California’s ability to protect communities and infrastructure,” said Ken Pimlott, former director of Cal Fire, the country’s second biggest retardant-sprayer after the Forest Service.

Delhi, the national capital, is the worst affected state, and both the Centre led by the BJP and the state led by AAP has been in the habit of expressing their commitment for curbing pollution, but have never been acting enough to actually curb it.

Despite the challenging circumstances, the government’s aim is to “return to a higher growth path of around 4 percent next year with disciplined fiscal management while curbing inflation to 6 percent,” the Finance Ministry said.

Fortunately, in Congress momentum is building behind one bipartisan solution that would begin tackling this urgent challenge head-on: curbing Big Pharma’s patent abuse.

In an unsourced report, Israel’s Army Radio said the sides may discuss measures to boost Palestinian security forces in the West Bank as well as a possible curbing of Israeli settlement activity.

In a surprising turn of events, the Russian Federation has raised concerns about the possibility of withdrawing its ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT), a crucial international agreement aimed at curbing nuclear testing.

It can be applied in other construction and architectural projects including parking lots and garages, curbing, buildings, dams and pipelines.

It doesn’t say anything virtuous about a society that would be shy about promoting the importance of curbing obesity during a pandemic and instead promote vaccination without modifications to lifestyle.

It is clear there is no clear or imminent solution to curbing these events, yet, those displaced by these natural disasters need immediate solutions for their basic human needs.

Major Latin American cities have been curbing their homicide rates while those in U.S. metros are rising.

May 25, (THEWILL) – The NBA is contemplating the implementation of a new regulation aimed at curbing the issue of flopping by defenders during drives to the basket.