Sentences with phrase «reined in if»

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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.

«If you're way over half your budget and it's mid-month, you know you need to rein in spending.

If your soul - searching causes you to conclude that it's time to rein in your social media use for the sake of your sleep, be aware that there are lots of expert tips out there on how to get your compulsion to check these sites under control.

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.

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.

And here's a flash: you as the boss need to worry about this because your IT guys are all about the latest and greatest and fastest and they will quickly lead you off in the wrong direction if you don't aggressively rein them in.

And so if corporate power is to be reined in, it will have to be done through a mechanism considerably less clumsy than the People's Rights Amendment.

If it imploded, «all these millionaires would suddenly have to rein in their spending some.

If regulators or banks take more decisive actions to rein in credit, the rhinos could become endangered.

If we look at the index's constituents, we find that six metals — aluminum, copper, zinc, gold, silver and nickel — have been the top drivers of performance this year, thanks to a weaker dollar, China's commitment to rein in oversupply and heightened demand.

More specifically, will the White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow (and his free - trader allies within the administration) be able to rein in the Trump administration's trade stance if markets keep falling?

His latest book, Raw Deal is A riveting expose that shows with alarming lucidity what Americans stand to lose if we don't figure out how to rein in the technological giants that are threatening the American Dream.

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If India really wants to end «tax terrorism» it should change its law and rein in bureaucrats.

But it was unclear late Tuesday what measures, if any, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube were taking to rein in the smear campaigns.

«Even if they leave the reins in your hands, you'll still be accountable for explaining the reasoning behind your choices.»

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.

Oil analysts are basically unanimous now in saying the company needs to rein in spending if it hopes to provide better returns to shareholders.

U.S. copyright laws give politicians free rein to use recorded music at their rallies, that is, if the venues possess a public performance licence issued through a songwriters» association such as ASCAP or BMI (in the U.S.) or PRS (in the U.K.).

If secularity itself now requires reining in, this movement ought not to undermine human freedom.

without some degree of excitement; and if any one expects to carry on the cause of salvation, by a steady rolling on the same dead level, and fears continually lest the axles wax hot and kindle into a flame, he is too timorous to hold the reins in the Lord's chariot.

My assumptions are: The Board were looking for a suitable replacement, Either to gradually take the reins from Wenger within two years or to completely replace him at the end of the season, that's if he (Wenger) didn't agree to their terms and Maybe that's why Wenger was delaying the signing of that contract because he didn't want to work with a new assistant manager next season, we now know that the present one is jetting off to manage a club in Turkey at the end of this campaign and after working with Wenger for 19 odd years, this does sound a bit strange, right??

IF he is of the same mindset as the board, and this has yet to be proven either way then he needs to go upstairs or out of the door but whoever we get in his sted will have the same difficulties as AW cos its the board that hold the ultimate reins of responsibility and they are NOT going to change anytime soon.

@Namo If after being in the reins for more than 20 years in a top club, all Wenger could name are less than 10 signings who turned out above average, that doesn't sound like a great record... for me... Ferguson could name a household of such names.

If he had any sense of decency he would go and let someone else take the reins, instead of clinging on in some weird delusion that he is not the problem.

1996/7 was his first (part season) where he formally took over at (If I can recall correctly) around mid-late October.We had actually started the season fairly well with Pat Rice holding the reins until Wengers contract was up in Japan.And that was following a particularly bad run of pre season results I remember.Anyway you will recall we qualified for the UEFA CUP with a late Bergkamp screamer (oh how I worshipped that player) against Bolton.Were we pleased with this?Absolutely we were.You could see the progression in the team and with talk of more top players arriving we were all very encouraged and dare I say it?

Maybe he has the steeliness that was once associated with the Arsenal of yore, of which we may direly need in times like these.A man who was a backbone of the Invincibles, I wouldnt be surprised if he became highly - sought - after - hot - management - material were he to usurp the reins after SirAW!

Irving is clearly the better and younger long - term prospect, and he would have posted stats similar to Thomas if he had the same free rein in a Brad Stevens - coached offense.

Grobbelaar suggested Liverpool's current back - up goalkeeper should take the reins in Mignolet's stead, claiming he «would give Brad Jones a chance to see if he can come to the party and put Mignolet on the bench.»

If he (or others) make mistakes, rein in the anger and frustration.

This suggests it may have to rein in cost - growth if profits are to continue to rise.

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.

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.

If you would like to hand over the reins of childproofing to a professional, then begin searching many of the baby proofing directories online and in your phone book.

The figures show that if an unpopular PM hands over the reins to an alternative leader, the honeymoon is much greater than doing it in opposition.

If approved, the measures under Article 155 of the constitution, designed to rein in rebels among Spain's 17 regions, would enter into force on Saturday — effectively leaving Puigdemont and his team out in the cold.

If our presidents hadn't ALL sold their souls to corporate America for campaign contributions, we could start to rein in the big boys.

US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said that if diplomacy fails to rein in North Korea's threatening behavior, Defense Secretary James Mattis «will take care of it.»

Arguing that the federal government is «headed horribly in the wrong direction and needs change and needs to be reined in,» Pataki said that under those circumstances «if you don't get involved in some capacity, shame on you.»

«If the Mahama boys think they have what it takes to engage in intellectual discourse, they should step up and tell us why the party should bring Mahama back after his four - year vice presidential reins and another four years as President.

And buoyed by an active party who can rein in both the Executive and Senate on an issue (if the two are produced by the same party) as is the case at present (APC, being the ruling party, which produced both the President and a whooping majority of the Senators.

«If you had better people around you when you were running the governor's office, perhaps they would have reined you in, but I don't think anyone's going to trust you given your track record.»

The newest version does away with a chart that shows projected deficits in future years, if spending continues to rise and nothing is done to rein it in.

Heastie, a Bronx Democrat, says lawmakers will stand up to President - elect Donald Trump if he and Congressional Republicans move to roll back initiatives to fight climate change, rein in abortion rights, health care benefits or immigration.

Could self - interest alone rein in the impulse among politicians to call for more monitoring and built - in back doors, if they are enjoying the benefits of private, encrypted conversations for their parliamentary plotting?

Now, backed by the GAO report, he has asked the US Department of Justice to rein in Holdren's China - related activities; if the department refuses to do so, the matter could end up in the courts.

Team size needs to be controlled, because the complexity of the «reining in» process can become overwhelming if there are too many people involved.

If we can rein in emissions enough to keep global average temperatures from rising 2 C (3.6 F), we can avert the biggest shocks to Earth's system, scientists say.

If we are degenerate at heart, then government must act to rein in our base impulses.

The oyster die - offs are likely just the first sign of significant impacts to come if carbon emissions aren't reined in.