Definitionn. the temporal property of being cut short
Last update: October 9, 2015
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The people agitated due to the curtailment of the essential things. [Please select]
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In the budgets for 1905 and 1906 considerable economies were effected by the curtailment of salaries, the abolition of various posts, and the reduction of the estimates for education and public works. [Please select]
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In the depth the gradual curtailment has been more apparent. [Please select]
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Why, this wheat is worth eighty-two cents to them--and then there's this 'curtailment in Argentine shipments.' [Please select]
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184] maintain within itself, in spite of all its curtailment through the human situation, _an eternal truth_. [Please select]
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His report mentioned several trades, including the building trades, in which this curtailment is prevalent. [Please select]
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There was a noble financial policy, a curtailment of expense. [Please select]
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But Tarzan tired of it, as he found that kingship meant the curtailment of his liberty. [Please select]
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Curtailment of Philosophy in the Age of the Sophists 319 ยง 157. [Please select]
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Nor did they desire war, nor even, at first, entire separation from the Mother Country; but they were ready to accept war rather than to submit to injustice, or any curtailment of their liberties. [Please select]
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Such steps as science recommends are taken to cure him of his disease, and he submits as a rule without reluctance to the curtailment of liberty involved meanwhile. [Please select]
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