Curtal is a small horse; on the right is the one who has moored or shortened his tail. Both had been students at the seminary before Mr. Carruth`s death, but expenses had to be cut immediately. Was it a mistake to veto legislation that would have restricted such authorizations? With limited amenities and accommodation everywhere, we will all spend much more time in muddy parking lots, which have always been essential to the skiing experience. To shorten, shorten, shorten, shorten, shorten means to reduce in scope. Shortening means reducing the length or duration. Truncating a language shortening adds a cutting implication that, in some ways, deprives it of completeness or relevance. Ceremonies that are shortened due to shortening rain usually involve shortening by omitting a part. The use of a short title implies a reduction in size or scope while retaining the essential elements and a relative completeness of the result. The abridged version of the novel Retrench suggests a reduction in the scope or cost of what is perceived as excessive.

Declining business forced the company to pull out Foggy Bottom`s widespread rumors after the coup that arms deliveries could be curtailed. In March 2012, Time reported that Israel had curtailed much of its covert activities in Iran. The days of faith will be eternal; But their power to act badly will be increasingly restricted. Others complained that they had restricted traffic stops and other proactive enforcement measures because they were concerned about internal reprimands. But the open policy was then scaled back again when border controls were significantly tightened after 9/11. Today, with the increase in arable land, the land available for grazing in the pampas is severely restricted. Second, regardless of what Hacked Off and politicians say, some legitimate journalism is now restricted. The Commissioners did not propose that external support for the elderly or powerless (or frail) should be abolished or even reduced. Britney Spears` access to the internet is said to be severely restricted and she is only allowed to use a flip phone.

A company may impose a reduction in production in response to short-term market conditions. This is particularly common in the oil and gas industry, which must react quickly to changes in supply and demand. according to the folk etymology of earlier curtal to moor an animal tail, from curtal, name, animal with a moored tail, from Middle French courtault to more to curtal A company may decide to limit some of its business activities in response to financial difficulties. This may include temporarily or permanently stopping parts of the operation to focus on the core business. A mortgage was paid by reduction if the balance was prepaid. The word reduction is also often used by energy companies to describe a reduction in deliveries to customers due to a temporary shortage of supply. Shortening is the act of limiting, reducing or shortening something. The word is commonly used in commercial ads and has multiple uses in the mortgage industry: Xi Jinping`s government is increasingly reducing the influence of private companies that dominate its thriving internet, e-commerce and digital finance industries, and is turning away from its earlier approach. A number of recent news items relate to the announced cuts, including: Despite its usual use to describe trade cuts and electricity restrictions, consumers are more likely to encounter the word cut in the fine print on mortgage securities. At least in this context, a discount is always a good outcome for the consumer. The word constraint can be applied to an intentional restriction or reduction of an activity, but it has found its way into a variety of applications related to business operations. “First Principles” ends with some regret about the “end of American classicism” and a number of practical lessons that, while laudable, seem distinct from the rest of the book, such as cutting campaign spending.