Sentences with phrase «rein with»

Canadian real estate investors come to REIN with questions and expect that we will provide understandable, valuable, and actionable answers.

Without any GHG no H2o, CO2 etc the sun would essentially have free rein with no absorbtion, so surface would get 340 w / m2 thus raising up to 278 K or 5 C to start.

«I was given free rein with the Trials Evolution editor so it felt kind of creating my own «subgame» inside the game itself,» he notes.

So even if you're not eager to play the game again or aren't eligible for the second closed beta, you can have free rein with the character creation tool.

That's why Ford is giving his 6» 4», 220 - pound sophomore free rein with the Cowboys» fast - moving offense.

Studies confirm what anyone who's ever babysat already knows, that given free rein with sugar kids will eat the stuff straight from the bowl.

Most of the bishops had little idea that such a «Palace Revolution» had occurred during and after the Council in their universities and seminaries, they gave these new, eager minds free rein with the best of intentions.

Smooth operators come across as being in control, confident, sharp as a tack, fully knowledgeable, highly experienced and ready to take over the reins with no identifiable inadequacies or problems.

There was a noticeable deficiency in the performance of the Chevrolet Corvette C7.Rs relative to the BMW, Porsche and Ferrari contingent, but Milner ran his own race and fought a valiant fight against the Falken and factory Porsche entries while ensuring he bequeathed an clean car to Gavin, who took the reins with 57 minutes remaining.

The stigma surrounding self - publishing is slowly fading away as more and more authors chose to be in control of their own work and take the reins with self - publishing.

In 2005, Dr. Kathleen Marcus took over the reins with the intent to continue the legacy of caring for your feline friends as if they were our own.

Austin Radcliffe, a Herron student best known for his Tumblr page, Things Organized Neatly, takes up curatorial reins with an appealingly simple group show.

Although Fellowes (as ex-Hamilton Gallery staffer) is ostensibly the photography expert, Epstein (formerly of Gagosian Gallery) has taken the reins with enthusiasm and explains why, how and what they have in store for January.

Not exact matches

That means the Obama administration was given free rein to craft the agreement, which must be submitted to a straight up or down vote, with no possibility of amendment or filibuster.

Starbucks executives Howard Schultz and Kevin Johnson sat down with CNBC for their first TV interview since the coffee giant announced Schultz would be handing over the reins of the company to Johnson in April.

Critics want to know where Sheryl Sandberg, the Harvard - educated, billionaire COO of Facebook, gets off pressing ordinary women with ordinary educations, ordinary bank accounts, and ordinary access to child care to work harder and seize the reins of their careers.

Alternatively, if the Department of Finance were to continue tightening mortgage credit, and to also withdraw some of the government's past measures boosting the housing sector, it may not be necessary for the Bank of Canada to rein in a housing boom with higher interest rates.

He may have been prompted by a report from news website Axios saying he was obsessed with Amazon and considering ways to rein in the company's power, possibly with federal antitrust or competition laws.

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.

It's a bodybuilder in a three - piece suit, a four - door sedan with a top speed of 204 mph and Rawlings is grinning at the prospect of letting loose the 707 barely reined - in horses under the hood.

Susan Cain, TED speaker and author of Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking, cites research conducted by Adam Grant at the Wharton School who found that introverted leaders often get better results, compared with extroverts, because the latter can unwittingly squelch creativity by not giving up the reins and letting people run with their own ideas.

As they get older, loosen the reins and trust them with bigger decisions.

Higher taxes on top earners or increased corporate tax rates for firms with very high CEO - to - worker compensation ratios could rein in executive pay without adversely affecting workers or the economy, the report suggests.

In 2010, for example, he worked with Senators John Kerry and Joseph Lieberman on a climate change bill that would have reined in carbon emissions by businesses.

He'd rein in regulations by implementing a «regulatory zero» rule, whereby each new business regulation would be paired with a regulation that is phased out.

If you are struggling with relinquishing the reins, then start small.

In May, CEO Steve Easterbrook, who took the reins in March with a clear mandate to stop years of sales bleeding at the world's largest restaurant company, announced a series of steps to shake up the company.

The proposals come as China and South Korea toughen up on cryptocurrencies with their own regulations to rein in speculation in the nascent market.

The past five years under CEO Mario Gosselin have been good ones, and the executive reins will be handed to Dino Bianco in March with the company in good shape.

Delta Air Lines (dal) is currently considering pulling back the reins on gasoline output to boost diesel production, according to a source familiar with the plant's operations.

Finding the Right Contractors Before handing over the reins, be sure you're working with the right partner.

As law enforcement officers descended on the town of 21,000 equipped with armored trucks, body armor, camouflage, and assault rifles, and fired tear gas and rubber bullets into crowds of protesters during the last two weeks, civilians and politicians are making call to rein in the weapons arsenals cops have been amassing.

If you're a parent on board with this message, Wharton professor and author of the new book Originals Adam Grant has a message for you — it's time to rein in your Tiger Mom or helicopter dad tendencies.

Fortescue Metals Group has announced major changes to its leadership, with a new chief executive taking the reins and its directors taking a hands - on role to support an updated strategy that focuses on producing more higher - grade iron ore.

That surge reflects a defensive mentality: Drugmakers hope the scale that comes with consolidation can give them leverage to resist pressure from health care providers and insurers to rein in prices.

For the myriad of instances in our daily routines in which we find ourselves faced with the mundane — a traffic jam, a line at the grocery shopping, a long shower — giving the brain free - rein to wander is not only acceptable, but beneficial.

In time, the reins to teams I created and oversaw were transitioned to new leaders who had their own vision, and rightfully needed the space to run free with that vision.

The Fed for example fought a difficult battle with inflation in the 1970s, hiking interest rates to recession - provoking levels and eventually winning a war of credibility over its ability to rein in price increases.

Now, thanks to its planned merger with H.J. Heinz, led by a 3G Capital and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK - B), Kraft stands a better chance of taking on overseas markets, getting the clout it needs to rein in rising commodity costs and attain more efficient operations that will lower its expenses.

Trouble is also brewing overseas — the U.S. on Monday demanded that China must stop the hacking of U.S. computer networks and Beijing faces pressure to rein in long — time ally and neighbor North Korea, which has been escalating its war of words with South Korea.

Daniel Yao, a research director with JLL, estimated that, factoring out the price controls, new homes at Qiantan — including the residential complexes developed by Cofco and US builder Tishman Speyer — will sport a price tag of about 120,000 yuan per square metre if market forces are given a free rein.

Combining with Heinz should give Kraft a bit more clout with suppliers and potentially rein in some of the impact from rising commodity prices.

Only a month after taking the reins, Breen merged the company with Dow and will become CEO of the combined companies.

But Shaun Rein, managing director of Shanghai - based China Market Research Group, said Yum's KFC, with more than 5,000 stores across China, was a lightning rod for anti-U.S. protests.

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.

«They started with King Edward Park, where they let development have a bit of a free rein.»

Boire, who took the reins of the struggling bookstore chain only last September, had previously been CEO of Sears Canada, also a struggling chain and before that, chief merchant at Sears Holdings (shld), a retailer dealing with dramatic sales declines.

A changing of the guard is under way at prominent CBD agency Burgess Rawson, with founding partner and joint managing director Geoff Potter stepping down from the position he has held for 21 years and handing over the reins to fellow joint managing director, Andrew McKerracher.

He also has stepped down as CEO of Gravity4, with his sister taking the reins.