Definition of curtailment
: the act of curtailing : the state of being curtailed
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No explanation was given for the curtailment of the drills or the Taiwan Strait exercise, and the Defense Ministry did not immediately respond to questions.
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Sales rose under Obama as some gun owners feared curtailment of their Second Amendment right to bear arms.
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So long as this is the fact, crop curtailment is repugnant in principle.
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Meanwhile, a shutdown could result in the curtailment of some programs, such as those under the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) nutrition program, depending on the level of available funding.
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When unprecedented winter supply curbs lapse in the coming weeks, BHP Billiton Ltd. forecasts mills in the top producer will step up output, boosting run rates through the second quarter to make up for curtailments.
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That’s why Trump should focus on getting those changes, as well as an end of the visa lottery and a curtailment of chain migration.
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The curtailment will go into effect at 3 p.m. Tuesday and continue until further notice.
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But that path is now narrowing as President Trump enacts the most severe curtailment of America’s refugee program in a generation.
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First Known Use of curtailment
1794
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