Sentences with phrase «reined in by»

In a letter to the relevant commissioners, the national government did not mention any break - up of Google, but suggested that its dominance could be reined in by «the obligation to present competing offers at no charge; the provision of discrimination - free access to all content, with effective controls regarding abuse; [or] the introduction of a principle of «platform neutrality,» along with an efficacious implementation of same and the introduction of structured required for this purpose.»

They are reined in by architectonic structures, broad fields of color are interrupted by smaller gestures and idiosyncratic forms... his work has a palimpsest effect, where layers of previous activity bleed through the final layers of paint.»

An artist who approaches the idea of success as sales of work or even by accumulative adulation can as easily be reined in by «circuit breakers» that maintain the steady course of development.

The materials she uses for her sculptural works and spatial arrangements are not apparently beholden to any prearranged principle: wax, oil, leather and silver span a broad spectrum, but are reined in by their palpable physicality.

These rules were reined in by the early»90s, but by then, the Master System's opportunity to gain a foothold had long since passed.

You're missing the point that this is an endpoint of a long history of both TOR employees and some of their favored authors making destructive and hateful statements publicly, and without ever being reined in by the company they work for.

The 4Motion all - wheel - drive versions eliminate the slight wheel spin that's possible on a dry road in the front - wheel - drive, and would be even more pronounced in the wet (though, of course, reined in by the electronic stability control).

The combination of live axles front and rear and a ladder chassis, with all the rigidity of balsa wood means the G63 is constantly being reined in by the omnipresent ESP stability control that refuses to turn off.

The combination of live axles front and rear and a ladder chassis, with all the rigidity of balsa wood means the G63 is constantly being reined in by the omnipresent ESP stability control that refuses to turn off» Harry Metcalfe

They must be reined in by our elected legislators before these failed policies continue their damaging assault on public education in our state.

His is a brimming exuberance that's reined in by a sober conscientiousness.

However when the story should rise to a fever pitch, the tension, insufficiently reined in by director Finley, falls off during the final forty minutes, leading to an epilogue that should have been cathartic but is really anti-climactic.

Ponyboy points Democrats struggle with a president who says he wants to compromise but then is reined in by his own staff, while Republican leaders are loath

The sector was not reined in by Sweden's Social Democrats upon their return to government between 1994 and 2006.

Ed Balls and Labour are being reined in by advocates like Manchester City Council, who are salivating at the idea that their uncosted plans for redeveloping Piccadilly will cost billions.

Everything has that moreish quality (the British term for something that causes you to instantly crave seconds), and a generosity bordering on silliness that is barely reined in by technique.

God the Spirit creates ecstasy reined in by order, heroism tempered by rationality, solitary raptures which are never far removed from the responsibility of communal living.

Reining In Rates O'Neil, one of the managers of the $ 26 billion Fidelity Total Bond Fund, said rising bond yields could be reined in by at least three forces: Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's commitment to a very gradual program of rate hikes, the traditional aversion to budget deficits by the Republican - controlled Congress, and buying by overseas investors who may use the recent jump in rates to snap up more Treasuries.

After the companies were reined in by the Ontario government, Webequie had time to take a deep breath.

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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.

The stand - off also comes amid a growing campaign by politicians, regulators and courts across Europe to rein in Google's power over the Internet search market and the impact it has on deeply ingrained social norms around personal privacy.

Even last year, despite all the efforts by Beijing to rein in its stimulus efforts, investment in fixed assets was the fastest - growing segment of the economy.

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.

CEO Steve Wynn also lashed out at the Macau government's policy of reining in rampant casino growth by capping the annual increase in gambling table numbers by 3 percent.

2014 is likely to mark a sea change for patent litigation, as both the Supreme Court and Congress actively figure out ways to rein in costly challenges brought by non-practicing entities, or trolls.

WASHINGTON — Thirty years after failing to convince the Supreme Court of the threat posed by home video recordings, big media companies are back and now trying to rein in another technological innovation they say threatens their financial well - being.

Since taking the reins as CEO in 2013, he's worked to keep costs low, in part by urging employees to spend the company's money as if it was their own, a tenet he observes himself by always flying coach.

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 businesseIn 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 businessein 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.

Flanders took the reins from Hefner's daughter Christie in 2009, the year Playboy lost $ 51.3 million, its stock price fell below a dollar a share and it barely escaped being delisted by the New York Stock Exchange.

My mother still wished many, many times that I would rein in some of what I was doing, but, by the time I was in my 40s and I was working in the television industry, she was incredibly proud of what I was doing, and I think recognized that the path to get there was not ever going to be Chestnut Hill.

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.

But as Coach reined in its prestige - sapping ubiquity, hired a hot fashion designer in Stuart Vevers and ramped up the caliber of its bags, as exemplified by its pricey but coveted Rogue line, it has been able to command ever higher prices, and more crucially, set itself apart from rivals like Michael Kors (kors) and Kate Spade (kate).

According to the New York Times, Khosrowshahi brought a proposal, co-authored by Goldman Sachs, to board members on Thursday that would, among other things, rein in Kalanick's voting power.

Of course, with debt in 2016 rising by roughly 40 — 45 percentage points of GDP while nominal GDP grew by less than 8 percent, it isn't easy to explain how the real value of assets in China grew by roughly 40 — 45 percentage points of GDP, nor why it is proving so difficult to rein in credit growth without a sharp slowdown in GDP growth.

The comments, made at a conference organized by a leading U.S. health insurer lobbying group, stoked speculation over what steps the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump may take to rein in lofty prescription drug costs.

The pessimism in recent days has been fed by several reports that governments around the world were planning to tighten the reins on virtual currency trading.

His reference to intervening was taken by Democrats as a threat to fire Rosenstein, whose replacement would have the power to oust Mueller or rein in the scope of his investigation.

According to Mr. Parker, the former Uber manager in Dallas, increasing the number of drivers on the road by 20 percent at certain hours of the day, or in a busy part of town, can rein in a large fare surge.

Binary trading provides options for the market to self - regulate and offers an opportunity to rein in overrated stocks by speculating that a company will see a decrease in its value.

In his Six - Point Plan to rein in Wall Street, Bernie advocated for laws to hold small business loan interest rates to the same rate offered by the Federal Reserve to foreign bankIn his Six - Point Plan to rein in Wall Street, Bernie advocated for laws to hold small business loan interest rates to the same rate offered by the Federal Reserve to foreign bankin Wall Street, Bernie advocated for laws to hold small business loan interest rates to the same rate offered by the Federal Reserve to foreign banks.

On Tuesday, moments after finding out about the layoffs and leadership upheaval at the Downtown Project in Las Vegas, I asked Tony Hsieh by phone why he stepped down as leader of the utopian startup city he had founded, and why he had continued act as head of the ambitious experiment in the desert despite having already handed over the reins to his lawyer and a team of executives.

As evidence of those rifts, experts point to recent moves by Xi to rein in the influential Communist Youth League, which is the power base of former president Hu Jintao and current prime minister Li Keqiang.

The estimate is based on 2010 financial data and doesn't reflect the stock market's recent rebound or moves by many U.S. states to rein in pension costs.

Renewed efforts to rein in shadow banking by China's financial watchdogs began in earnest last year following the Communist Party's 19th National Congress in Beijing.

More recently, a more shareholder - friendly board has reined in the manager and are working towards liquidating all assets by the end of 2019.

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...

If stock price changes are caused by investor emotion, then the only way in which we can deal with economic crises effectively is to help investors rein in their emotional impulses.

To some extent, the falling prices of commodities such as iron ore and copper appeared related to attempts by Chinese authorities to rein in credit expansion, principally through stricter regulation of the financial sector and a tightening of liquidity in money markets used by banks and companies for funding.

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.