11.   The new act curtails union power even more.

12.   Their contention is that, partly through his own fault, partly not, Clinton bears responsibility before his successors for curtailing the power of the presidency.

13.   They have placed themselves in the national vanguard of those articulating a forceful agenda of state sovereignty and curtailed federal powers.

14.   Under the new constitution, the Parliament to be elected next year will have severely curtailed powers.

15.   Under the constitution, the Parliament will have severely curtailed powers.

16.   Afterward, Yeltsin drafted a new Constitution severely curtailing the powers of parliament and pushed it through a referendum.

17.   Also pressing for constitutional reform is a fledgling pro-democracy movement that has lobbied for a popularly elected parliament and to partly curtail the powers of the king.

18.   Although Karzai is a Pashtun, some Afghans believe his powers have been curtailed by the Tajiks, especially Defense Minister Mohammed Fahim.

19.   As of Thursday, the new president is making administrative changes he hopes will eventually curtail the powers of regional leaders, who are in fact warlords.

20.   Baseball owners are now exempt from laws curtailing monpolistic power.