Early marriage and pregnancy among adolescent women often curtail their education.

This will curtail the potential for the future industrial development of the developing countries.

Human rights abuses continue both in the south and in the north, with little or no effort being made to curtail the widespread culture of impunity.

Capacity building of the police and cooperation through transnational agreements has been effective, yet more needs to be done to curtail the trafficking of women and girls.

Finally, the US could do more to curtail money laundering. One simple step would be to restrict the circulation of 100 bills, which are mostly used in the underground economy.

Key overarching themes of these processes include the need to step up responses to curtail the spread of HIV AIDS and the use of decentralized approaches to address issues of disparity.

It is depressing to see a scientist even a highly politicized one calling for a latter day Inquisition. Such a blatant attempt to curtail scientific inquiry and stifle free speech seems inexcusable.

When you travel in the land there is no sin if you curtail your service of prayer if you fear the unbelievers may harass you, for indeed your open enemies are the infidels.

When you travel in the land there is no sin if you curtail your service of prayer if you fear the unbelievers may harass you, for indeed your open enemies are the infidels.

For an effective protection of indigenous peoples' cultural heritage, States shall focus in particular on defensive protection mechanisms to curtail illegitimate acquisition of intellectual property rights over elements of indigenous peoples' cultural heritage.

Even then, Ms. Burwell said, the additional money will last only through next month, at which point agencies would have to severely curtail many of their critical efforts against Zika without action from Congress.

While measures to curtail the supply of illicit drugs might be effective in the short term, in the long term the drug problem could only be addressed effectively by reducing the demand for such drugs.

On that note, let me emphasize that, due to the demand driven nature of the illicit drug trade, additional steps are required on the part of transit and consuming countries to effectively curtail this trade.

While it persisted, expenditures swelled but were manageable until, suddenly, energy prices collapsed. The Kremlin, devoted to its key fetish Putin s approval ratings proved completely unprepared to curtail public spending in the wake of falling state revenues.

So it is no surprise that press freedom is the freedom that authoritarian governments are keenest to curtail. Indeed, provided they can sufficiently muzzle the media they can even allow (relatively) free elections, as in Putin s Russia.

And when you travel in the land, it is no sin for you to curtail some of your obligatory prayers if you fear that disbelievers may cause you harm undoubtedly the disbelievers are open enemies to you.

And when you travel in the land, it is no sin for you to curtail some of your obligatory prayers if you fear that disbelievers may cause you harm undoubtedly the disbelievers are open enemies to you.

And when ye go forth in the land, it is no sin for you to curtail (your) worship if ye fear that those who disbelieve may attack you. In truth the disbelievers are an open enemy to you.

And when ye go forth in the land, it is no sin for you to curtail (your) worship if ye fear that those who disbelieve may attack you. In truth the disbelievers are an open enemy to you.

Also found in the past were arranged marriages , in which the bride and groom hadn't even ever seen each other before the wedding. Today, such practices are extremely rare, because timely legislative measures have helped to curtail them.

In Afghanistan, America s military was so tactically dependent on Pakistan that, on several occasions, the US encouraged India to curtail development projects, such as rebuilding Afghanistan s infrastructure. Following America s military withdrawal, Afghanistan will most likely revert to pre war conditions

Should such irrational exuberance force the government, willy nilly, to curtail public investment? Does this mean that government must decide which capital flows say into real estate investment, for example are bad, and so must be taxed or otherwise curbed?

Slowly but surely, throughout 2006 and 2007, Jordanian intelligence, working with Iraqi Sunni tribes, chipped away at al Qaeda. Moreover, quiet efforts were made in the Arab world to curtail the recruitment and funding of suicide bombers headed to Iraq.

The second battle involves long run structural issues slowing the growth of government spending, reforming taxes, and increasing labor market flexibility. In Europe, for example, raising the retirement age for public pensions and shrinking government employment would curtail welfare state excesses.

We must resolutely defend those values and rights, on which both the United Nations and the Council of Europe were founded, and we must also make sure that measures taken by Governments do not curtail those same values and rights.

But Obama s team does concede one point New START fails to curtail Russia s large numerical advantage in tactical nuclear weapons. Arguing that short range devices pose no risk to the American homeland, US negotiators plan to press for reductions in follow on talks.

The Conference understands that urgent measures are needed to curtail the spread of enrichment and reprocessing facilities, which are known to have been sought secretly by four NPT parties to date, in pursuit of nuclear weapons and in violation of the Treaty.

Noting with concern that the lack of security in certain areas has caused some organizations to cease or curtail humanitarian and development operations in some parts of Afghanistan because limited access and inadequate security conditions for the delivery of aid hampered their work substantially,

Noting with concern also that the lack of security in certain areas has caused some organizations to cease or curtail humanitarian and development operations in some parts of Afghanistan because limited access and inadequate security conditions for the delivery of aid continue to hamper their work substantially,

Even China, which arguably seeks to curtail US leadership in some domains, has no choice but to cooperate with the US and its allies on many foreign policy issues. China can challenge American leadership only if others follow it, and so far it has found few takers.

In general, the best government interventions target failures precisely using cap and trade to put a price on air pollution, for example, or relying on the individual mandate to curtail adverse selection in health insurance while letting market forces do the rest more efficiently than bureaucrats can.

Traditionally, central banks have been the lenders of last resort, but now they are becoming the lenders of first and only resort. As banks curtail lending to each other, to other financial institutions, and to the corporate sector, central banks are becoming the only lenders around.

In fact, most Russians are indifferent to the government's efforts to curtail press freedom and limit the right to protest. Such apathy makes my task as Russia's ombudsman, an office charged by the State Duma (parliament) with protecting political rights in Russia, difficult, if not impossible.

As evidenced in this report, differential responses to women with HIV AIDS curtail a much broader range of their rights, including the rights to life, health, work and education, as well as the right to privacy, non discrimination and equal protection under the law, amongst others.

The financial industry complains that efforts to force greater equity funding would curtail lending, but this is just nonsense in a general equilibrium setting. Nevertheless, governments have been very timid in advancing on this front, with the new Basel III rules taking only a baby step toward real change.

No other freedom of movement or visa free zone has developed to the same extent as the European Union or Schengen, and the other zones do not appear to curtail the ability of individual States to control their borders with neighbouring States that are also within that zone.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy s call for the European Central Bank to intervene to curtail the soaring euro is commonly seen as a sign that he neither understands nor trusts markets. Indeed, some now view Sarkozy as a traditional Gaullist who wants to help French producers by artificially devaluing the euro.

Third, in the advanced economies, the hit to wealth, and even more so the specter of another Great Depression, has led people and firms to curtail spending sharply. Not only have they revised their spending plans, but, in many cases, they have delayed purchases, waiting for the uncertainty to clear.

Fiscal austerity in the periphery requires cutting back on imports hence, the countries exporting to the periphery need to curtail their own imports and so the process cascades. This trade multiplier is causing European economies to drag each other down, and the rest of the world is feeling the effects.

But Putin and his siloviki (political allies whose power base is in the security apparatus) seem to prefer an inertia strategy, the worst of the Russia 2020 scenarios. This strategy amounts to state capitalism, living on Russia s energy wealth, and doing nothing to curtail Russia s massive red tape and corruption.

Although some argue that America has no choice but to curtail its outlays in these areas, this is not the case. As a share of GDP, the US is spending less than half of what it did at the peak of the Cold War, when the century of American leadership was being consolidated.

Some ten million Filipinos one quarter of the workforce are compelled to seek employment overseas, owing to inadequate opportunities at home. If the Philippines is to attract enough investment to achieve living standards comparable to Malaysia and Thailand, Aquino must remain persistent in his efforts to open the economy and curtail corruption.

Again, the situation can be kept going for a time by resorting to consumer debt finance, but eventually consumers become over leveraged and curtail their purchases. Indeed, the Keynesian and Hayekian explanations of the origins of the crisis are actually not very different, with over indebtedness playing the key role in both accounts.

Under what circumstances, for example, is it right to curtail press freedom in order to protect the right to privacy, or vice versa? The same balance is being sought between the right of citizens to data privacy and government demands for access to personal information to fight crime, terrorism, and so on.

The mines continue to cause death and injuries to Lebanese civilians and curtail their freedom of action and movement. In addition, they hamper the movements of UNIFIL and interfere with the performance of its mission within its area of operation, endangering the lives of individuals working in UNIFIL and persons carrying out demining operations.