1. Police are looking for ways of curbing the traffic in guns.

2. There were streets and curbing and sidewalks and light poles and nothing else.

3. For a government intent on curbing the growth of public spending, social security presented a large target.

4. The government is introducing new measures aimed at curbing inflation.

5. Republicans eager to take credit for curbing illegal immigration wanted the over-all bill to proceed, without the education provision if necessary.

6. The Government is to reintroduce a bill curbing the right to jury trial, which has twice been thrown out by peers.

7. The president said curbing the addiction level would save money and prolong lives.

8. A shift of power curbing the influence of town halls would spark a storm of protest around the country.

9. Its 495-326 vote had the effect of curbing Mr Yeltsin's authority and cancelling his plans for an April referendum.

10. Here the aims were three-fold: curbing expenditure, raising standards and giving greater emphasis to health promotion and illness prevention.

11. The nations are demanding compensation for their curbing of forest exploitation by cattle ranching and logging.

12. Perhaps, then, there is a public interest in curbing the study of economics.

13. Your assignment: Curbing crime and helping people get out of poverty.

14. All are aimed at curbing violence committed by and against youths,() he said.

15. Cleaning up city air is also easier than curbing output of carbon dioxide, a gas thought to cause climate change.

16. This advertising aimed at curbing the spread of AIDS.

17. A range of policies have been introduced aimed at curbing inflation.

18. More than 160 nations signed the framework treaty, which commits governments to curbing emissions of greenhouse gases.

19. The high mortality rates could simply be seen as nature playing its part in curbing hare numbers.

20. Loan restrictions have helped cut the inflation rate in part by curbing money supply.

21. It was one of man's more successful attempts at curbing the forces of nature.

22. Regional policies designed to promote employment sought to maintain population levels in the less prosperous areas by curbing voluntary out-migration.

23. About ￡3 billion went on reducing pollution caused by all kinds of waste and ￡2.4 billion on curbing air pollution.

24. Industry bosses were rumoured to be reconsidering their plans, possibly curbing the increases to 10%.

25. From the mid-1970s successive governments attempted to alleviate the crisis by curbing public expenditure.

26. Nuclear power makes a valuable contribution to the environment by curbing carbon dioxide emissions.

27. An agreement is expected to send bond yields lower by curbing the supply of securities the Treasury sells to finance annual deficits.

28. But it is surely not hard to see that consumer choice is an inadequate means of curbing corporate power.

29. History, indeed, tends to show that public intervention can have the effect of reinforcing rather than curbing market excesses.

30. I am increasingly convinced that a comprehensive test ban would be a big step to take in curbing proliferation.

31. Progress has been made in curbing inflation.

32. Curbing the deductibility of business entertainment.

33. Curbing DNA damage might make cancer less likely.

34. Curbing climate change is an aspect of national security.

35. In his Cooper Union address during the campaign, he laid out clear principles for re-regulating finance, and curbing the excesses that created the mess we are in.

36. SHANGHAI — China said on Friday that consumer prices rose sharply in February, suggesting that the government might have a difficult time curbing inflation this year.

37. Barack Obama wants to save the world by curbing carbon - dioxide emissions.

38. For the Fed, recessions are good for one thing , and one thing only: curbing inflation.

39. Moreover, both Labour and the Conservatives are committed to curbing future immigration.

40. Even before this month's developments on bank secrecy, most private banks were curbing their expansion plans.

41. Every economics student learns that higher interest rates depress growth by curbing borrowing and spending.

42. Inflation is liable to occur in the course of promoting economic development and measures of curbing inflation is accordingly becoming one of the important contents of macro-regulation and control.

43. The committee report also expresses concern about the slow progress in curbing opium poppy production in Afghanistan.

43. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

44. The school employs out-of-work teachers with the aim of helping underprivileged children to study, and to contribute to curbing private education costs in Korea.

45. One of the method of curbing plate bending in jobbing sheet rolling process was researched.

46. Curbing nitrous oxide emissions would enhance the ozone layer's recovery.

47. First and foremost, he reinforced the leading role of Russia in the Commonwealth of Independent States, curbing the American Expansion in the CIS.

48. All these factors contribute to curbing and handicapping the coherence and effectiveness of the Common Commercial Policy.

49. Social agencies haven't learned much about curbing violence among young women.

50. The White House meeting is scheduled for a day after a U.S. House of Representatives committee is set to consider legislation aimed at curbing deceptive billing and interest rate practices.

51. Tighter monetary policy aimed at curbing inflation then further choked domestic demand.

52. While we have made large gains curbing alcohol-impaired driving and instilling the habit of buckling up, we have wasted most of the gains by using cellphones while driving.

53. "I think the RRR rise this time aims mainly at curbing inflation ...The move is likely to delay the next interest rate rise to the end of this month or the beginning of next month, " Du said.

54. Over the past few years we have had the problems of replacing two leaders and of curbing inflation. Because we had a core, it was easy to solve those problems.

55. Many Western nations have become more aggressive in curbing this sort of thing.

56. A new study has found that counseling by telephone could be effective in curbing excessive drinking.

57. The world's largest manufacturer of computer components has a new methodfor curbing the suicide attempts: Replace its workers altogether.

58. The treaty contains measures that have proven effective in curbing tobacco use and addressing supply issues, such as illicit trade and alternative crops to tobacco.

59. But in short period of time, it may also exert negative effect in curbing inflation and especially challenge to the U. S. dollar's first position.

60. Holy Roman emperor (1765-1790) and king of Bohemia and Hungary (1780-1790). He instituted a number of social reforms aimed at curbing hereditary privileges.

61. But in short period of time, it may also exert negative effect in curbing inflation and especially ch...

62. Thousands of people gathered in the Australian capital, Canberra, to protest against a planned carbon tax aimed at curbing greenhouse emissions.

63. Turkey and Iran, after all, share common interests in curbing Kurdish irredentism inside their borders.

64. The country's top leaders have made curbing inflation and preventing the economy from overheating priorities for next year.

65. That is why the government has given top priority to curbing inflation in its work this year.

66. The government has given the top priority to curbing inflation for its macro economic control.

67. Conservation groups have traditionally focused on curbing development and logging along the 500-mile stretch from Big Sur to the Oregon state line where most coast redwoods grow.

68. Now the "short cycle," aimed at curbing inflationary pressures and asset bubbles, is set to overtake the "long cycle,[http:///curbing.html]" aimed at allowing party leaders to shore up their power.

69. First, it demonstrates the government is resolved to put controlling price rises and curbing inflation on the top of its agenda this year.

70. In his new book "American Wasteland: How America Throws Away Nearly Half of Its Food" (Da Capo Press), Jonathan Bloom makes the case that curbing food waste isn't just about cleaning your plate.

71. All these institutional factors contribute to curbing andhandicapping the coherence and effectiveness of the Common Commercial Policy.

72. There remain uncertainties in curbing inflation but prices will be kept stable as long as local authorities strictly carry out the central government's policies, said the NBS spokesman.

73. Real estate prices, hammered by a raft of speculation - curbing measures, are falling.

74. OEA sends hunger - curbing messages to the brain to increase feelings of fullness.

75. The other question is how it might act in curbing such a bubble.

76. Ultimately, curbing the CO2 emissions that are trapping extra heat—and acidifying the oceans, another stress on coral—is the only fix that can save the reefs.

77. That is why the government has given top priorities to curbing inflation for its macroeconomic control this year.

78. At the same time, the government carried out the policy of curbing the powers both politically and economically, and asked the local officials to encourage the yeomen's production.

79. Central Bank raised reserve requirements again increase the intensity of curbing inflation, PTA still downside of the middle space.