curtail activity 3.62   Activities have been curtailed.
  curtail freedom 2.37   Several Arab countries had also curtailed press freedoms.
  curtail production 2.37   Yet each of them has apparently committed to curtailing production.
  curtail power 2.30   The new act curtails union power even more.
  curtail use 2.24   No one was inclined to view the shooting as a reason to curtail gun use.
  curtail operation 1.97   GM is the latest carmaker to restructure or curtail operations in Europe.
  curtail right 1.78   Labor leaders said it would curtail their rights.
  curtail service 1.71   Boat service is curtailed during the winter.
  curtail practice 1.38   Those laws curtail monopolistic practices by businesses.
  curtail travel 1.18   All diplomatic travel has been curtailed.
  curtail growth 1.12   That would bring about measures that could curtail business growth.
  curtail sale 0.99   Consumer and mortgage rates rose, curtailing sales of cars and homes.
  curtail output 0.92   OPEC hopes to bolster faltering crude prices by curtailing output.
  curtail plan 0.92   Chief Executive Bob Nardelli said Friday that he is curtailing expansion plans for three years.
  curtail influence 0.86   It also includes other provisions to curtail the influence of money in politics.
  curtail demand 0.79   Interdiction cannot succeed without a more robust effort to curtail the demand for drugs at home.
  curtail flight 0.79   Asiana said it will curtail flights as long as the strike lasts.
  curtail investment 0.79   The measure is aimed at curtailing foreign investment in Cuba.
  curtail program 0.79   Budget cuts have drastically curtailed training programs.
  curtail ability 0.72   Fields suffered a neck injury that might curtail his ability to play at full speed next season.
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