There's just this business on the curtailment of rights.

Without such support, there would be an inevitable curtailment in services.

But the ultimate shortcoming of that cohabitation was its curtailment of the democratic process.

They provide the context for the possible curtailment of recently acquired rights and freedoms.

Yet they are central to the Peace Accords and their failure or curtailment could threaten all that has been achieved.

Any disagreement with a government s immigration policy, for example, might eventually be deemed racist, resulting in curtailment of freedom of speech.

This requires improved security, inflows of aid and investment, and the curtailment of land expropriations that deny the promise of statehood.

But the state itself is in dire financial straits one of the cities problems is the sharp curtailment of state funds to localities.

No activities having been proposed for termination, deferral, curtailment or modification in the biennium 1992 1993, additional requirements of 71,300 would thus arise.

Since women are often the most vulnerable group in society, they are usually the first to suffer during periods of public expenditure curtailment.

Others complained about arbitrary cancellation or curtailment of exercise time out of cells or group punishment by reduction of out of cell time

But he who works deeds of righteousness , and has faith , will have no fear of harm nor of any curtailment ( of what is his due ) .

But he who works deeds of righteousness , and has faith , will have no fear of harm nor of any curtailment ( of what is his due ) .

10. No activity has been identified for termination, deferral, curtailment or modification under section 24 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994 1995.

8. No activity has been identified for termination, deferral, curtailment or modification under section 21 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994 1995.

8. No activity has been identified for termination, deferral, curtailment or modification under section 21 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994 1995.

23. No activity has been identified for termination, deferral, curtailment or modification under section 21 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994 1995.

11. No activity has been identified for termination, deferral, curtailment or modification under section 24 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994 1995.

9. No activity has been identified for termination, deferral, curtailment or modification under section 21 of the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994 1995.

In their opinion, any drastic curtailment of the prerogatives of States stood little chance of being accepted and a modest approach was therefore more advisable.

If it was revised, however, it should not result in a curtailment of the existing participatory rights of non governmental organizations which enjoyed consultative status.

Another delegation from a developed country pointed to the need for efficient functioning of markets and the curtailment of restrictive business practices that blocked market forces.

The decline in the already marginal share of LDCs in world trade during the 1980s and early 1990s points to a severe curtailment in their trading opportunities.

The termination, curtailment or modification of non discretionary activities or outputs, in the vast majority of cases, require prior approval by the intergovernmental body that made the request.

Political elites called again and again for curtailment of press freedom. But Parliament and courts always returned over time to the core British value of free speech and expression.

The events of 11 September 2001 had serious implications for the Headquarters complex, resulting in the curtailment of activities for several months due to frequent closings of the complex.

Concern is also expressed concerning the effective curtailment of police powers and concerning the independence of the judiciary, including conditions pertaining to the appointment, training and dismissal of magistrates.

Despite decreasing funding and curtailment of financial support, the international scientific community has not renounced its ambitious long term plans for exploration of nearby space and the distant universe.

And he who works deeds of righteousness , while he is a believer ( in Islamic Monotheism ) then he will have no fear of injustice , nor of any curtailment ( of his reward ) .

And he who works deeds of righteousness , while he is a believer ( in Islamic Monotheism ) then he will have no fear of injustice , nor of any curtailment ( of his reward ) .

14. No activity has been identified for termination, deferral, curtailment or modification under section 15 for the biennium 1994 1995 in order to convene the four subregional meetings referred to above.

15. No activity has been identified for termination, deferral, curtailment or modification under section 15 for the biennium 1994 1995 in order to convene the four subregional meetings referred to above.

The austerity plans being adopted by governments in much of Europe and elsewhere around the world, and the curtailment of consumption expenditure by individuals as well, threaten to produce a global recession.

A dramatic curtailment of state resources may eventually push the government toward modernization, but it might also produce an uglier shift toward harder political crackdown, economic nationalism and an essentially isolationist course.

In short, this represents an increasing and ever more dangerous curtailment of the exercise of democracy in the General Assembly, which is the essential precondition for the actual empowerment that the General Assembly should enjoy.

Any curtailment or suspension of basic rights, including the right to peaceful assembly, or fundamental freedoms, including the freedoms of expression as well as of movement, must be avoided in order to safeguard democracy in Nepal.

These include increased unemployment, the reduction of excessive debt burdens and therefore of credit driven spending, the restructuring of sectors that had expanded in response to excessive spending, and the curtailment of lending by over extended financial institutions.

As indicated in paragraph 28 of annex III to the Introduction, the termination, curtailment or modification of non discretionary activities or outputs, in the vast majority of cases, requires prior approval by the intergovernmental body that made the request.

The reduced mileage was attributable to the curtailment of engineering work referred to in paragraph 33 above and to the transport of troops and equipment to Bosnia and Herzegovina by ferry, rather than by overland routes as explained in paragraph 82 below.

Another commented on the importance of United Nations guided tours as a means of reaching out to the public, and expressed regret at the curtailment of the tour route, which prevented people from viewing the exhibit on the horrors of atomic warfare.

The curtailment of people apos s participation in decision making processes undermines the capacity of countries to provide all their people with even the basic necessities of life including food, water and shelter and basic social services such as education and health.

In our delegation apos s view, resources required for implementing the Programme of Action adopted at Cairo need to be made available on a grant basis or on concessional terms, preferably through multilateral or United Nations agencies and without curtailment of external assistance in other developmental sectors.

Fable of the Bees developed a wide following, and generated substantial controversy, which continues to this day. The austerity plans being adopted by governments in much of Europe and elsewhere around the world, and the curtailment of consumption expenditure by individuals as well, threaten to produce a global recession.