Curbing of regional ballistic missile development and production worldwide.

C1 Curbing machines that phone to solicit.

A3 Curbing Cheating in Thailand Parliamentary candidates in Thailand are preparing for January elections by handing out favors to buy votes.

To the Editor: In "Curbing Wall Street's Seamier Side" (Viewpoints, Nov. 21), Robert Nylen correctly urges that we reform the system of compensating brokers.

(Curbing, a particularly vicious practice in which a victim's open mouth is placed on a curb and the head is stomped, breaking at least the jaw if not the neck, is known among skinheads and other assorted sociopaths.)

A1 Curbing Prescription Costs A free discount drug card is being mailed to more than 500,000 homes on Long Island in what Nassau County officials say is a model effort to help curb the cost of medications.

"Think Locally, Act Globally: How Curbing Global Warming Emissions Can Improve Local Public Health," with Michael R. Bloomberg, American Journal of Preventive Medicine 35:5 (November 2008), pp.

A24 CURBING POLLUTION BY BOATS The Environmental Protection Agency said it had reached agreement with marine-engine manufacturers to cut smog-producing hydrocarbon emissions.

A20 Curbing Politics of Churches The Internal Revenue Service, in response to increased political activity from charities, including churches, during the 2004 elections, announced a renewed effort to enforce laws that limit charities' involvement in partisan political campaigns.

A10 CURBING IMMIGRATION Gov. Pete Wilson of California urged the Federal Government to deny citizenship to American-born children of illegal immigrants, prompting an outcry by civil libertarians.

A3 Curbing Violence in Indonesia President Abdurrahman Wahid of Indonesia said he might have to seek international assistance to halt 18 months of sectarian violence in the eastern Maluku Islands, where rogue army units have taken sides in the growing clashes.

We give them curb space because you never know when they might be needed.

I certainly hope something can be done to curb it.

That will also curb the black market before it takes off.

In return, the city would agree to curb certain costs.

I have often felt that he used his influence to curb their policy.

But there seems little will to curb the violence either by the Government, the police or the military.

But they said the government is working to curb such contributions.

The federal government is now looking at ways to curb such exports.

These folks want federal and state government to curb it.

"What we need to do is to work together to curb hanging out in the street."

He was asked to curb his hospitality to the press.

It took some time for their masters to curb them.

Surely there's enough evidence to act now to curb this practice.

The college presidents thought this was one way to help curb it.

He has tried to curb that, with only moderate success.

The group wants to curb the major subsidy programs as well.

And is it enough to curb the development of nuclear weapons?

Of course, there are laws to curb the powerful also.

How do we expect big tobacco to curb use by children?

But nothing seemed to curb the longing he saw in her eyes.

Do they give me rest when I have curbed crime?

The need for a Congress to curb executive power abuse has never been greater.

This is the only way for us to curb the impact of climate change in future.

But he said they would need to take further steps to curb the flow of money.

He advocates for a strong law to curb the practice of paid news.

The man got out of a car over by the curb.

I hit the curb and lost control of the car.

Not much of a curb in the here and now, I think.

I got up off the curb and looked down at myself.

His older children had asked him to bring them to the curb.

She had not known he was sitting on the curb.

So I went and sat on the curb outside the house.

He walked away from the door and back out to the curb.

She stopped at the curb in front of my building.

I sit on the curb across the street from the house.

He came to the business center, stopped the car by the curb, and got out.

Their car came to the curb, and they started to get into it.

Perhaps three or four people could pass between the stand and the curb.

Others just sit at the curb and watch for half an hour.

The police must have pulled to the curb in the street.

But he pulled the car to the curb and got out.

We got in the car finally, and she pulled away from the curb.

He pulled to the curb and hit the door control.

It may have a low floor, just one step above the curb.

The car was still a good foot from the curb.

My mother was at the door when I pulled up to the curb.

I turned the corner and saw them at the curb.

They both ran for the curb, but there was no time.

A couple minutes later the car pulled away from the curb.

Once she did see her, and quickly pulled in at the curb.