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Перевод: curtailment

[существительное]
сокращение; урезывание
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Тезаурус:

1. But the solution is not, as a few modern Luddites have suggested, the curtailment of science itself, including sociobiology and the social sciences.
2. Despite the curtailment of some of the clergy's powers, friction between the teachers' associations, particularly the INTO, and the Roman catholic clergy has remained until this day.
3. necessary additional hotel and travel expenses to return to the home address within the British Isles (up to 500 if the total cost of curtailment exceeds the Final Invoice costs) arising from curtailment of the holiday due to any cause arising from curtailment of the holiday due to any cause beyond the control of the Insured Person except:
4. It strongly suggests that GPs' concern for civil liberties was considerably outweighed by their concern for treatment: at best a conceptual inability to distinguish between treatment need and treatment requirements combined with curtailment of civil liberties; at worst something more sinister.
5. Many of the reformers were keenly aware that their proposal would entail an extension of state activity and the curtailment of the voluntary principle.
6. Their plans under this law included: the introduction of protective custody without trial; the introduction of a law to protect the NSDAP from libel, slander or defamation - which effectively meant that all criticism of the Party ran the risk of legal action; and the curtailment of the rights of newspapers, editors and journalists.
7. The over-straining in capital expenditure: (1) will not be accompanied by actual construction to a corresponding extent; (2) will lead in time to the curtailment of work already under way; (3) will react unfavourably on other branches of production; (4) will exacerbate the goods famine in every direction; and (5) will finally retard the speed of development.
8. a proportionate amount of irrecoverable tour operator's charges arising from curtailment of the holiday and
9. And these self-centred ways automatically cause suffering and, ultimately, curtailment of the activity.
10. Any curtailment of such imports might damage a country's export potential and economic development.
11. It is true that my mother was not in that state, but she too had lost the will to live; and she too was denied the balm of curtailment.
12. With the curtailment of the service provided by the Company, at Mitcham, there would be the opportunity to make a number of economies.