Sentences with phrase «to rein in»

When this happens, consumers begin bracing for the worst by reining in spending, building up savings, and paying down credit card debt and other loans.

As Newsweek's Sharon Begley concluded today: «The best chance of reining in emissions of greenhouse gases and avoiding dangerous climate change is to stamp a big green R.I.P. over the sprawling United Nations process that the Copenhagen talks were part of.»

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

More than a dozen Indian insurers, including HDFC Life, India First Life and Canara HSBC OBC, have jointly begun the country's first blockchain project in the financial services industry to help rein in costs for companies running medical tests and evaluations, and to ensure confidentiality...

Conservatives will object to raising the debt ceiling unless it contains some provisions to help rein in government spending — an unlikely scenario.

«The economic costs of not reining in greenhouse gas emissions are more serious than we previously estimated,» ADB chief economist Shang - Jin Wei said in a statement.

In recent days agency officials have noted that other factors besides economic recovery are likely to amplify the challenge of reining in emissions, among them a retreat on nuclear power in the wake of the ongoing crisis at Japan's damaged Fukushima Daiichi reactor complex.

It comes as he tries to coax China into taking a more active role in reining in North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.

Scientists and policymakers have argued for years we shouldn't think too much about geoengineering, because it could cause the world to drag its feet on reining in carbon emissions.

The «Maid in Manhattan» star didn't rein in on the accessories.

The Education Law Center, an advocacy group, asserted that Christie added items to the per - pupil funding figures to bolster his arguments for reining in spending on urban schools.

Los Angeles artist Mark Bradford said Wednesday he has been given free rein in how he represents the United States at the 2017 Venice Biennale.

«When people talk about reining in government spending, just as one example, our government spending for the care for people with Alzheimer's disease is one of the most significant parts of the federal government,» Warburton says.

Most new spending reined in as Liberals take wait - and - see approach in the face of a weak world economy and Donald Trump's election in the U.S.

Many strategies for reining in greenhouse gases come with substantial health benefits, according to a new study.

Private companies, the panel's reasoning goes, would be better at reining in costs and keeping their eye on the ball.

This group has successfully proved critics wrong by reining in new levels of integrity, professionalism, customer focus, and an uncompromising approach towards quality.

The report — «Lighting the Way: Toward a Sustainable Energy Future» — addresses the challenge of bringing modern energy to everyone, while reining in global emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.

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.

The EPA spoke of the health and other benefits of reining in climate change through reduced C02 emissions, while utility industry officials decry a «war on coal» that will cost jobs and raise electric rates.

A new Siena College poll finds that while New York voters support efforts to rein in state government corruption, they're more concerned about whether lawmakers pass the budget on time.

After reining in Wall Street analysts, curbing mutual fund trading abuses and corralling some of the biggest insurance companies in the industry, what do you do for an encore?

Unfortunately, when it comes to policies marketed as reining in global warming, protecting the environment, or creating «green jobs,» we have a tendency to make hasty decisions that don't pass the test.

Corrupt systems are difficult to rein in when so much money is being made by so many benefitting from the workings of said systems.

But he has since held back on any major trade penalties, making clear he was doing so to give Beijing time to make progress reining in North Korea.

It suggests that Environmentalism has less to do with saving the planet than it does with reining in human aspirations.

As banks rein in lending due to tougher capital rules and greater regulatory scrutiny, crowdfunding, which originated in the United States as a way to raise money for creative projects, has expanded rapidly as an alternative source of finance.

«By reining in excessive property tax costs and building on accomplishments achieved over the past six years, our efforts to reduce wasteful spending and increase public involvement in local government with these shared services plans will lessen the tax burden for residents and ensure New York remains the greatest state in the nation.»

LONDON, June 22 (Reuters)- French and German banks may be forced to turn to the European Central Bank to plug a short - term funding gap if cautious U.S. investors continue to rein in lending on fears of potential losses from a Greek debt default.

You can manage your cash flow better by reining in excess spending and putting it toward your emergency savings.

Despite the takeover by SEGA mid-way through 2016, Amplitude Studios have been given relatively free rein in how to develop their games.

These unique financing tools can help consumers rein in energy costs and realize substantial savings over the long term.

Banks, faced with new regulations aimed at reining in risk, are pulling back from providing construction loans, so alternative lenders are stepping in to...

The 58,000 - member union was able to get over some of the less palatable aspects of Cuomo's agenda, which includes a proposeed wage freeze for public employees as well as creation of a sixth tier in the state pension fund, because he is supportive of some of its own key agenda items: Reducing the state's reliance on outside consultants and reining in public authorities.

Not only does the report clearly not do what it claims to do, and not only is this another instance of Big Insurance joining forces with Big Environment to whip up alarm (not to mention premiums) about environmental risks (Allianz join Munich Re, RMS and Catlin), but, by ranking countries in terms of energy — rather than CO2 — production, it also supports our suggestion that Environmentalism has less to do with saving the planet than it does with reining in human aspirations.

She «must understand that these excesses must be reined in if she wants the support of New York's communities of color,» NAACP President Benjamin Jealous said in a statement.

The question now is whether he can actually rein in charter schools without undermining the high - performing ones or pushing their powerful backers into attack mode.

Here, again, I'm not a huge fan: She was very good in a showy role, but she could have used a director who reined her in more tightly on occasion, something the ever - more - directorially - negligent Woody Allen declined to do.

The live export industry is being reined in because exporters know our investigators are on the ground, watching their every movement.

In justifying its action, the EPA spoke of the health benefits and reduced property damage from reining in global warming over the long term, citing National Climate Data Center findings of 12 climate disasters in 2012, each causing more than a billion dollars of damage, a year - long drought, crop failures in 22 states, western wildfires that burned 9.2 million acres, as well as Hurricane Sandy.

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 company reined in operating expenses, and accelerated investment in its next - generation technology, called Series 6, and flexed its business model to lower costs.

By January 2012, however, the organization had begun to replenish reserves by reining in expenses and eking out a small profit on every event, class and transaction.

And while reining in runaway costs of coverage was a key objective of the law, it's too soon to tell if the rate of premium increases will stay at their current low level, Meyerhoefer says.

While it does rein in inflation, it also decreases economic output.

Not only does it have a better limited slip differential than the Cooper S Clubman, but it also gets a form of BMW's Dynamic Traction Control, which allows a little more play before reining in the car.

New WRI research highlights cost - effective steps states can take to rein in methane emissions — and why it's in their best interest to do so.

You'll rein yourself in just enough to become more focused and get things done, without being overwhelmed or the pressure.