Curtailment in a sentence

It was time, he declared, for Colorado to plan for potential curtailment of Colorado River diversions as necessary to comply with the compact governing the river among the seven basin states.

On the possibility of having to trim the squad by naming a 36-man National League panel, the Cork manager wasn’t making a big deal of it, even though he did admit that it’s still a slight curtailment of what he can do with the options at his disposal.

With respect to your question around electricity and Stage 6. That’s been very much — we’ve been able to manage load curtailment quite successfully as a business.

Curtailment of HIV services for mothers and their children could see new child HIV infections rise by as much as 37% in Mozambique, 78% in Malawi and Zimbabwe, and 104% in Uganda, the modelling found.

For the same reason, Husky’s Peabody said the Alberta government should “ditch” its curtailment program.

He said "a really strong collective will to complete the season remains" but admitted "curtailment" of the season was discussed for the first time on Monday.

The enforced curtailment of the domestic season means CSA now needs to decide who wins which tournament or whether they’ll be voided.

The Sunday Times reported at the weekend that government funding would come with strict conditions attached, including the curtailment of projects such as the proposed extension to the Bakerloo line.

Until recently, though, Ukraine has been using such tactic of action to justify the curtailment of all sorts of cooperation with Russia to the benefit of an alternative - more expensive Western products.

As a proactive measure, IndiGo has decided to continue its curtailment until the end of March.

However, experts cautioned that recent instances of curtailment of solar and wind power in Andhra Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh can throw a spanner in the country’s ambitious plans.

I have therefore requested from the church an immediate curtailment of my appointment as chaplain to Kingswood school, which has subsequently been granted," he reasoned.

Last week, the Alberta government said it would try to spur more drilling by exempting production from new conventional wells from the oil curtailment program started last January to try to better balance production with pipeline capacity.

Recent studies from Project Viva have shown that chronic sleep curtailment from infancy was associated with an increase in adiposity and metabolic risk at age 7 (Cespedes et al.

She stressed this would be a low-cost option since it would mainly entail the curtailment of existing property.

The curtailment program was initiated by the NDP government with an aim to gradually phase it out through the year depending on how effectively it reduces storage levels.

But we are going to have to get used to the world of curtailment.

The same reasons were given when Canfor announced the initial curtailment for the week of Christmas.

The statement goes on to say this is an extreme case in need of curtailment.

He wished to see all important matters of dispute referred to Rome; appeals were to be addressed to himself; the centralization of ecclesiastical government in Rome naturally involved a curtailment of the powers of bishops.