Sentences with phrase «rein in when»

I know I'm impatient, and I do work to rein that in when dealing with relationships, but I use it in my professional life to propel me further and faster than I would get without it.

The film never slips into any sentimentality and consciously reins itself in when it comes close.

The S5 Sportback is the spicier half of the A5 / S5 duo, but it keeps its horses reined in when it doesn't need to sprint along what passes for the autobahn near Seattle, which is where I came to drive the S5.

This, along with the uncommunicative steering and safety systems that are very aggressive about reining you in when left in their default modes, make the RC F not quite as engaging a back - roads dance partner as more serious enthusiasts might desire.

Characteristically, he reined himself in when everyone else was letting go.

Not exact matches

The startup phase is when your business is at its most fragile, so rein in costs wherever you can and focus on scaling up

His plan was to step away, again, this summer, when he was scheduled to hand the CEO reins to longtime lieutenant Keith Creel and start a three - year tenure as a consultant (or, in his own words, a «hired hand») to the railway.

Later in the 1990s, when Jobs supported the Department of Justice's effort to rein in the Microsoft monopoly, Gates repeatedly threw Steve in with the vast set of «losers» who «whined» about what he saw as his company's deserved success.

In 1999, when he was made CPW CEO, Powell assumed the reins to a global cereal company at 45.

Philip Lowe will take over the reins as the governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia when Glenn Stevens retires in September.

When Jain took over the reins from his predecessor Don Jacobs at Kellogg in September 2001, he had big shoes to fill and formidable challenges ahead.

Notably, this figure has shifted from 43 per cent when he took over the reins in November 2013.

Trump's decision to impose duties on up to $ 60 billion worth of Chinese imports, for example, comes at a time when Washington needs Beijing's help to rein in a nuclear - armed Pyongyang, said Wendy Sherman, a former under secretary of state for political affairs at the U.S. State Department who was the lead American negotiator for the Iran nuclear agreement.

With the ousting of former potty - mouthed CEO Carol Bartz, the long - in - the - tooth Internet corporation looked like it had a fighting chance at relevance earlier this year when it hired former PayPal president Scott Thompson to take the reins.

But when Mr. Fields couldn't move fast enough to head off slippage in Ford's profits, the board dismissed him last May and handed the reins to Mr. Hackett, a former chief executive of Steelcase who is credited with turning around the office - furniture maker.

Many of these individuals lacked the expertise to rein in management and, when the financial crisis hit, the know - how to act decisively.

How do you rein in the scope of your project when you've got a group of demanding stakeholders breathing down...

When Baby Boomers took the reins of growth in the 1980s, only 12 % of the population was older than 65.

The promised reforms, which include stripping Kalanick of some of his power when he returns and hiring an independent board chairman to rein him in, represent the company's most dramatic effort yet to move past the sexual harassment allegations and other scandals that have plagued Uber.

In numerous other business sectors Chinese regulators have an established pattern of maintaining barriers to entry that keep foreign companies tightly reined until a time when local Chinese firms have grown to positions of strength.

In July of this year, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) took a critical first step to rein in the growingly speculative bubble surrounding these start - ups when it issued a report concluding that such coin offerings should be predominantly classified as securities offerings, and hence mandated to fall under registration, disclosure and other requirements that apply to securities, regardless of whether those securities are purchased with virtual currencies or distributed with blockchain technologIn July of this year, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) took a critical first step to rein in the growingly speculative bubble surrounding these start - ups when it issued a report concluding that such coin offerings should be predominantly classified as securities offerings, and hence mandated to fall under registration, disclosure and other requirements that apply to securities, regardless of whether those securities are purchased with virtual currencies or distributed with blockchain technologin the growingly speculative bubble surrounding these start - ups when it issued a report concluding that such coin offerings should be predominantly classified as securities offerings, and hence mandated to fall under registration, disclosure and other requirements that apply to securities, regardless of whether those securities are purchased with virtual currencies or distributed with blockchain technology.

With bonds, the Fundamental Index strategy performs best when the market is reassessing and reining in the valuations of the most deeply indebted companies.

The benchmark has lost about 5.05 percent since November 13, when officials tightened financial regulations in an effort rein in risks.

When he was nominated to be Trump's chief of staff last July, John Kelly was hailed by commentators as the man who would rein in...

CORPORATE FINANCING NEWS High - yield corporate bond issuance and trading have slowed considerably in the face of uncertainty about Federal Reserve monetary policy, at a time when chairman Ben Bernanke is about to hand over the reins to Janet Yellen,...

A higher rate of IOER thus serves as a substitute, when it comes to reining in lending, spending, and inflation, for reducing the total available quantity of bank reserves, as the Fed might do by selling - off some of the assets it acquired in the course of three massive rounds of Quantitative Easing.

Hence, when we consider «designer babies,» we're most likely to start talking about «playing God,» or try to connect the issue to the politics of abortion and reproductive choice, or decide that we should give scientists free rein in the hope that they might remedy some illness or another.

When it comes to picking and choosing, McKnight uses as an example James 1:26 - 27, in which James writes that «those who consider themselves religious and yet do not keep a tight rein on their tongues deceive themselves, and their religion is worthless,» noting that, in his church, «we didn't measure Christian maturity by control of the tongue.»

CNN: Vatican intensifying crackdown on American nuns The Vatican denies there's a connection, but its reprimand of an influential American nun, at a moment when the Holy See is already engaged in an intense fight with most American nuns, sends a clear message: The Catholic Church's leaders think America's nuns have gone rogue and must be reined in.

(CNN)- The Vatican denies there's a connection, but its reprimand of an influential American nun, at a moment when the Holy See is already engaged in an intense fight with most American nuns, sends a clear message: The Catholic Church's leaders think America's nuns have gone rogue and must be reined in.

When Craig Fugate, former administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, took the reins of the agency in 2009, he ushered in a «whole community» approach.

When in 1661 Louis XIV assumed the reins of government, it was renewed and was pressed with rigor and cruelty.

Oh, and when you're spreading the avocado cotija sauce over the nachos, reeaaally spread it on, not like in the photos here, where I used some [barely reined - in] restraint so you could see the steak and shrimp and pico de gallo underneath.

Teri Miller of Fresh Market became the first female Chairman of the Board in the history of the Southeast Produce Council when she took over the reins at Southern Innovations 2016.

But he said the company is in no worse shape than Asda was when Norman took the reins in 1991.

De Boer has been a massive success since becoming Ajax boss in December 2010, since when the former Dutch international has led the Amsterdam club to three successive Eredivisie titles and would perhaps be the ideal man to take the Tottenham reins.

When Bill Shankly took over the reins in 1959, the Reds languished in the old Second Division.

When Jurgen Klopp took over the reins of Liverpool in 2015, it was like the best thing to have ever happened to Liverpool, since they won the UEFA champions league in 2005!

Did attack a bit too much when we were in the lead but reined it in in the final 10 minutes.

He puts the exercise saddle on the horse, rides him at a walk to the track, steadies him with the feel of his confident hands on the reins and withers, calms him, reassures him, hangs on when he bucks or shies, teaches him manners, corrects his bad habits, gets him used to standing up straight in the starting gate, gallops him a slow mile or gives him a fast workout that is a marvel of split - second timing.

Riley is reluctant to get front - and - center in the Shaq story because of rumors that he will replace Stan Van Gundy as coach should the team fail to live up to expectations, rumors that seem ludicrous since it was Riley who turned over the reins to Van Gundy last October and was ecstatic when his longtime assistant turned in a job worthy of coach - of - the - year consideration.

There have been a few articles in the football media in recent days about who will be the manager to take over the reins of Arsenal when Arsene Wenger does call it a day, or get sacked which seems about as likely as U2 sacking Bono as the lead singer.

That's when O'Brien quickly turned to Savage to lead the way, and didn't pull back on the reins at all — allowing Savage to throw 36 passes in the remainder of the game.

In 1984, when Uday was 20, Saddam handed his son the reins of both the country's Olympic committee and its soccer federation, hoping Uday could help rebuild the spirit of the nation's youth while also proving himself a worthy successor to his father.

Before Marten Skrtel was allowed free rein in the Arsenal penalty box to snatch an injury time leveller and deny the Gunners a famous and vital away win at Anfield, there may still have been a few Gooners who were hanging on to the hope that this could be the season when Arsenal win the Premier League title again.

City midfielder Fernandinho's dipping 74th - minute drive skimmed the roof of the net but Pep Guardiola's team were largely content to rein in their attacking instincts for the final quarter hour, so as not to give Everton any further encouragement in their recovery bid — even if the supremely confident Sane was nearly embarraased when attempting to dribble out of his own box as the game entered stoppage time.

Once signed up, most mobile accounts can be accessed online, giving you up - to - the - minute information on data usage and costs, so you know when you might need to rein your child in.

So when I saw language like «fat spoiled brats,» I just wanted you to rein it in a bit.

When is it time to reel your child back in, and how will you know when it's safe to loosen the reins a When is it time to reel your child back in, and how will you know when it's safe to loosen the reins a when it's safe to loosen the reins a bit?

If your mom still tells you what you really want to order from the restaurant menu and hands you the right bottle of nail polish off the wall when you are getting manicures, she might not be ready to let you take the reins in the delivery room.