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The curtailment is about 10 percent of its group work force.

But he said the association had received no reports of service curtailments.

That would mean a curtailment of the opera season by three weeks.

However, there was little room for much expansion, which led to the curtailment of some service development.

Women are not forcing the curtailment of some men's teams.

I think the bigger deal is the fact that we are going to have very serious curtailment of the working age population.

Nobody as yet could imagine what forms this curtailment would take.

"There has been no serious curtailment in the delivery of services," he said.

This curtailment of economic freedom is being tested in the courts.

And some analysts suspect that production curtailments have already started.

Various curtailments of winter service were tried over the following years to reduce operating costs.

Surgery would probably force a cancellation or curtailment of those plans.

That would almost certainly result in a curtailment of some of the rights long held by women here.

The famous Amendment 6 on parliamentary questions is also yet another curtailment of our rights.

And then there is the curtailment of press freedom.

They were hated company, but their presence had been a curtailment to the raids.

Any curtailment of such imports might damage a country's export potential and economic development.

Its barbaric curtailment leaves the world a good deal poorer.

Although he noted, the women in the crowd seemed to be disappointed by the sudden curtailment of the performance.

"Load curtailment" is utility talk for turning out the lights.

Even if the economy doesn't rebound, eventually you will see more production curtailments.

The study also involved the curtailment of homogenized dairy products.

"War may be the occasion for serious curtailment of liberty.

He was prepared to take such chances to avoid curtailment of his personal liberty.

"However you cut it, what the Japanese argument comes down to is curtailment of competition.