Nor does China hold back from directly hobbling foreign firms.
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We'll hold back from dwelling on what we've lived through.
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Madonna has never been one to hold back from expressing herself.
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Don't hold back from dreaming about a national title, Louisville fans.
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I didn't hold back from seeing the event as it was.
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In his address, Obama didn't hold back from talking about race.
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Follow new voices, and hold back from your reflex when you disagree.
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The learned astrophysicist did not hold back from throwing down some factual knowledge.
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Pitch Perfect refused to hold back from making its women as messy as possible.
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The cop, understandably, was barely able to hold back from laughing at his remark.
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Being yourself will take you far this evening; don't hold back from self expression!
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Why did you hold back from making an album so soon after touring Body Talk ?
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Our Washington correspondent breaks down what Mr. Barr could hold back from the report's final release.
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There is no convincing rationale to hold back from passing this bill today, if not sooner.
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But Sanford, who typically doesn't hold back from attacking Trump, didn't target him outright for his decision.
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Hold back from scarfing down a chocolate chip cookie, and you'll be less persistent at logic puzzles.
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He also doesn't hold back from Star Trek-themed events like conventions and the night at NJPAC.
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ING senior economist Nicholas Mapa expects the BSP will now hold back from further interest rate hikes.
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Mercury enters Sagittarius at 9:40 AM—people won't hold back from saying how they really feel.
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However, the authorities had clearly decided to hold back from making mass arrests among noisy and disruptive groups.
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China would buy American agricultural products, and America would hold back from slapping yet more tariffs on China.
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But senior Democrats did not hold back from criticizing the president or the recent upheaval in his administration.
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Let me take your hand, my father, O let me, and do not Hold back from my embrace.
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News. After meeting his daughter for the first time, the new daddy couldn't hold back from showing his emotions.
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Prior to the hearing, there were indications that Zuckerberg would hold back from making firm commitments about the project.
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Jill (Duggar) Dillard and her husband Derick are happily in love — and they don't hold back from showing it!
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She may not have been able to get with Burruss' gossiping, but Williams didn't hold back from gossiping herself.
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Still, the threatened measures also appear intended to be sufficiently ambiguous to hold back from fully repudiating the deal.
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"I really try to live my life a little more, in ways I would hold back from previously," O'Brien says.
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It's possible that Xi wants to hold back from revealing too much ahead of further negotiations with the United States.
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In my view, Comey would have been better to hold back from sending that letter given the close election date.
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All in all, Glazer doesn't want investors to hold back from investing in these forgotten groups just because they're worried.
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Listen to your intuition today and take it slow (even though it's painful for you to hold back from speeding ahead).
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And Erika doesn't hold back from calling Paul "PK" Kemsley an "ass" — though, given the Pantygate fiasco, that might be fair.
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There is also a tendency to hold back from sharing the most outlandish ideas (which can also be the most innovative).
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It is when successful or high-achieving individuals doubt their competence and hold back from taking risks for fear of failure.
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When you fall for that, when you hold back from standing up for your liberal values, you're not helping to curb terrorism.
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The U.N.-backed unity government has urged armed factions to hold back from attacking Sirte until it creates a unified military command.
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They create dangerous, powerful female creatures, then can't hold back from humanizing those creations, and making unsafe, unwise emotional connections with them.
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Sitting Mexican presidents normally hold back from commenting on American elections, for fear of landing on the wrong side of the victor.
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Thankfully, New Orleans still escaped with the win, but head coach Sean Payton still couldn't hold back from calling out the officials.
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But errors in the result tabulations have led news outlets, including The New York Times, to hold back from calling the race.
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And while Ovitz says he hopes Hollywood's dominance isn't over, he did not hold back from giving credit where credit is due.
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This time he has sought to be even more cautious, though at the beginning he did not hold back from attacking his critics.
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I think as a mother you hold back from that out of fear of embarrassing your kids and out of respect for them.
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A daily struggle my wife and I face is how to hold back from oversharing pictures and videos of Eva on social media.
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Johnson continues to hold back from imposing a strict public lockdown and has instead attempted to persuade the public to change their behaviour.
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The capital adequacy ratio, the proportion of capital that banks must hold back from lending, was reduced to 11 percent from 12 percent.
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The minimum capital adequacy ratio, the proportion of capital that banks must hold back from lending, was reduced to 11 percent from 12 percent.
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I knew I had a lot of eating to do still, but I couldn't hold back from finishing all the cheese on the dish.
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And Judge Gloria Sturman did not hold back from telling the attorney representing the Republican nominee exactly what she thought of the unusual request.
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The opening episode on sexual fantasies, especially, does not hold back from visualizing its topic in ways we can't really describe in this paper.
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Anyone willing to pay for fake followers doesn't deserve your attention, and Instagram should not hold back from terminating their accounts if they don't stop.
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During a visit to PEOPLE Now on Tuesday, Weir was asked about the film and didn't hold back from condemning the way it treats Kerrigan's attack.
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However, the central bank reduced banks' reserve requirement - the amount of money they must hold back from lending as reserves - by 25 bps to 4.5 percent.
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It explains why women hold back from applying for a job until they are certain of fulfilling the criteria -- a behaviour much less apparent among men.
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Sonja Morgan kept referring to her as "pizza face" throughout her testimonials and couldn't hold back from wincing during a one-on-one conversation with Ramona, above.
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Bob Corker, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has said he thinks the U.S. should hold back from shifting attention to the U.S., per Reuters.
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These figures along with other recent data has served to make markets more confident that the U.S. Federal reserve will hold back from a June rate rise.
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He implied that the people against him—Slobodan Milosevic, Saddam Hussein, the Taliban—were so radically evil that to hold back from challenging them was downright sinful.
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The former American diplomat under President Barack Obama did not hold back from criticizing President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the US from the Paris climate accord.
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After Biles and Farber were announced as the eliminated couple, each of the four judges were in complete and utter shock — and couldn't hold back from expressing it.
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The renewed pressure from Washington will probably extend PSA's lead as rivals hold back from re-entering Iran, Quemard told the press call from a Tehran automotive conference.
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At one point, when Criss was near Rockwell, who had his Oscar in his hand, and Criss could not hold back from telling him how much he admired him.
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A person who would not hold back from telling you difficult truths, but who would also go to bat for you when the world came down on your shoulders.
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During the interview, Obama did not hold back from taking digs at the GOP nominee, even revealing that he has heard and seen Trump's lewd tape with Billy Bush.
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On Thursday morning, Kardashian and his fiancée Blac Chyna welcomed their daughter, Dream Renée Kardashian, into the world — and the new daddy couldn't hold back from showing his emotions!
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Further weak data from Europe prompted demand for core euro zone bond yields as investors pushed back expectations that the European Central Bank will hold back from rate hikes.
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But at the end of the day, the only thing that really connects those shows and those women is their shared anatomy, and Slate doesn't hold back from expressing that.
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One possibility was that they might agree in principle to an extension, but hold back from legally endorsing it until late next week, right up against the March 29th deadline.
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Finally, I sang Fleetwood Mac's "Silver Springs," the song I like to sing the most but sometimes hold back from in front of strangers because it's the opposite of rousing.
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They affirmed that despite sectarian differences they would recognise one another as valid Muslims and hold back from branding each other with proclamations of takfir, in other words allegations of apostasy.
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The two stars previously participated in a two-part episode for Pinkett Smith's popular Facebook Watch series "Red Table Talk" and didn't hold back from discussing their hardships as a couple.
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But at pop shows like this, they sometimes hold back from the sort of call-and-response exchange that Mahalia recently described to me, thinking back to her recent US tour.
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However, the session produced the song that set the course for the rest of her career, pulling out all of the soul she'd had to hold back from her Columbia recordings.
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While O'Rourke has argued that a buyback would help curb gun violence, Buttigieg has previously called it a "shiny object" and did not hold back from reiterating this argument again on Tuesday.
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It doesn't hold back from its unconventional premise: Five manicurists run a salon in the trashy city of Palmetto, Florida, that's actually a front to launder money for the local drug lord.
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"Asia and the Gulf region are the only potential investors, we still have, while Western investors hold back from investments for obvious reasons," Andrey Sizov, the head of SovEcon agriculture consultancy, said.
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"The (BoE) might feel it has invested too much reputational capital to hold back from raising rates in May, but the data won't support a series of hikes this year," he said.
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When they describe in detail a conflict that cries out for us to take a side but hold back from explicitly taking a side themselves, they are not overlooking the moral stakes.
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Booker was not aware of Corey's "womp, womp" comment, but still didn't hold back from taking a jab at him ... drawing from his rather extensive knowledge of pop culture to make his point.
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Hitting the red carpet before diving into her co-hosting duties at the American Music Awards Sunday night in Los Angeles, Gigi Hadid didn't hold back from gushing about her boyfriend Zayn Malik.
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Jada Pinkett Smith didn't hold back from getting very personal in the premiere episode of her Facebook talk show Red Table Talk — by bringing on Will Smith's ex-wife as her first guest.
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Barack delighted a bunch of kids -- especially one little wide receiver -- Wednesday by visiting the Washington Nationals foundation & Youth Baseball Academy in D.C. ... and he didn't hold back from showing off his athleticism.
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Still, Japanese firms may hold back from accelerating capital expenditure on concerns that Britain's plan to leave the European Union and U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist tendencies could affect Japan's export-reliant economy.
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Gerke declined to comment on specific assets, although he said Allianz would hold back from investing in coal or oil ventures but sees gas as less problematic due to the lower carbon footprint.
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By Monday a spokesman for the German Chancellor said she was still "deeply committed" to Germany's relationship with the U.S., but maintained she would not hold back from offering a critical view when necessary.
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Perhaps during the Democratic primaries some independent voters thought Mr. Sanders might be the nominee, leading them to hold back from supporting the Democratic candidate until they were sure it would be Mrs. Clinton.
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Krasinski and Blunt hardly hold back from sharing how much they care about each other, especially during their A Quiet Place press tour, which marked the first time the actors starred in a movie together.
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This bull standing on the sidelines in Maryborough, Queensland couldn't hold back from being involved in the action at a junior soccer match on the weekend, chasing players off the field, according to ABC News.
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US President Donald Trump didn't hold back from revealing in a press conference Sunday the gruesome details of the US special forces raid in northern Syria that left ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi dead.
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The phone call took place in the wake of Iran's shooting down of an unmanned U.S. drone in the Gulf region, which prompted Trump to prepare but ultimately hold back from launching a retaliatory attack.
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The Republican candidate running for the hotly contested congressional seat in Pennsylvania did not hold back from saying what he really thinks about liberals during a campaign event Monday evening, the eve of the special election.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India will hold wide consultations with internet companies before finalizing rules to regulate content on social media but will not hold back from framing laws that safeguard national interest, the country's technology minister said.
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PEOPLE caught up with the rocker ahead of her paperback's release, and per usual, she didn't hold back – from shading Madonna and ignoring the Kardashians ("I don't have an opinion") to dismissing sexism in the music industry.
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Shopping is already a daunting experience for plus-size women, let alone further being serviced as the "other" in the shopping realm when brands hold back from allowing them to wear what's already available to everyone else.
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"The U.S. interest rate hike and stronger yen weighed on stock prices, and particularly in March there were remarkable moves to hold back from trading stocks and investment trusts," CFO Takumi Kitamura told reporters at a briefing.
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He spoke briefly to a cinema hall in Moscow after "Meeting Gorbachev", a new documentary directed by filmmakers Werner Herzog and Andre Singer, and was asked if the world would hold back from a new Cold War.
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For the trade war to cause a recession, it would probably need to do major damage to business confidence, and lead companies to hold back from capital investments because of uncertainty over the future of trade policy.
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On Monday the Government Development Bank defaulted on a $422 million debt payment while it agreed to a tentative restructuring framework with some large creditors who promised to hold back from taking legal action for 30 days.
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Even as she has unveiled policy plans at a rapid clip since launching her campaign on New Year's Eve, on the issue of health care, Warren has chosen to hold back from releasing a proposal of her own.
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MUMBAI, Feb 20 (Reuters) - India will hold wide consultations with internet companies before finalising rules to regulate content on social media but will not hold back from framing laws that safeguard national interest, the countrys technology minister said.
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While my colleagues were saying all of the same things I was thinking, I felt that I had to hold back from chiming in on the conversations in fear that I would get carried away by my passion.
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But, given the lack of a timetable on the vote, shippers are erring on the side of caution and will likely hold back from any loadings next month, the government source and industry sources, who requested anonymity, said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to meet at the G-20 summit in Japan later this week, with many investors hoping that the two leaders would hold back from escalating the tariff fight.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is expected to emphasize the Fed will continue to be patient and hold back from raising interest rates, but there is a risk the Fed could inject some volatility into markets in the week ahead.
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"The regulator is showing that it won't hold back from taking more radical interventions where it feels this is necessary to ensure that consumers get a fair deal," said Sarah Isted, financial services risk and regulation leader at consultants PwC.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former FBI chief James Comey will likely hold back from accusing President Donald Trump of trying to interfere with an investigation into links between Trump's election campaign team and Russian officials when he testifies in Congress this week, legal sources said.
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Trump in particular held a calm demeanor throughout the debate, at times appearing to hold back from full-out battles with Cruz, who is in second place in the GOP race and hopes to overtake Trump if Rubio and John Kasich drop out.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former FBI chief James Comey will likely hold back from accusing President Donald Trump of trying to interfere with an investigation into links between Trump's election campaign team and Russian officials when he testifies in Congress this week, legal sources said.
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Fesenko described Zelensky as "intuitive" in his leadership decisions, especially about other people, and said he would expect Zelensky to hold back from making firm decisions about how to interact with Trump until they got to know each other better in person.
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Bethenny Frankel, Luann de Lesseps, Ramona Singer, Sonja Morgan, Carole Radziwill, Dorinda Medley and Jules Wainstein didn't hold back from digging into the season 8 drama on Wednesday – one Housewife even pulling out evidence she had hidden behind the couch's pillows (a classic reunion move).
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"We're quite clear that where the pace is just too slow, we've tried facilitation and it's just not working, then we will not hold back from using the new powers," Samuel told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of an industry conference in Aberdeen.
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So when I'm on my game, even when I think I know the answer, I will probably try to hold back from saying what that answer is, because I think if they work it out themselves they're much more likely to benefit from that.
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It was years before they saw each other again in Season 7, and although the Mountain is now basically a monstrous zombie, the Hound doesn't hold back from reminding him who will end his life — the biggest sign that Cleganebowl will go down in Season 8.
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Indeed, some Jews have insisted that we ought to hold back from criticizing people of color who have recently exposed their anti-Semitism (Tamika Mallory, Marc Lamont Hill) because, well, it's just not a good look to be criticizing leaders of the black community right now.
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On Tuesday, Moody's sounded optimistic it would offer a reprieve from a credit rating cut to junk status - at least in the short term - but as it awaits that final decision, the SARB will for now hold back from providing stimulus to an economy heavily in distress.
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Ms. Hicks had the president's trust in a way that only a few remaining aides do, and she was generally seen as among the small number of people who could suggest to Mr. Trump that he hold back from indulging in some of his public relations whims.
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That's why Imagination's threats over intellectual property probably aren't just a teary-eyed breakup rant: Imagination holds many patents with regard to mobile graphics tech, and, given that it has nothing to lose now, I'm sure it won't wouldn't hold back from suing Apple if it thinks it has a case.
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Some proponents of the Trump administration's limited-strike option contend that the North Koreans might actually hold back from any military response out of fear that the risks of doing so are too great because it could produce a massive response from Washington and perhaps be fatal to the Kim regime.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's decision to hold back from talking down the euro at the central bankers' meeting in Jackson Hole, despite the currency's double-digit gains this year, continued to weigh on the dollar and sent the euro to $1.1963 Monday, its strongest against the greenback since January 2015.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's decision to hold back from talking down the euro at the central bankers' meeting in Jackson Hole, despite the currency's double-digit gains this year, continued to weigh on the dollar and sent the euro up as much as 0.5 percent on the day to $1.1983 Monday EUR=, its strongest since January 2015.
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How an Investigation of Fake FCC Comments Snared a Prominent D.C. Media Firm Millions of records that the FCC's top lawyer once fought to hold back from state law enforcement…Read more ReadThe notion that the system is in any way "secure" to begin with is comical, since one doesn't need to actually commit a computer crime to flood it with bogus comments.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's decision to hold back from talking down the euro at the central bankers' meeting in Jackson Hole, despite the currency's double-digit gains this year, continued to weigh on the dollar and sent the euro as much as 0.5 percent on the day to $1.1983 Monday, its strongest against the greenback since January 2015.
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Get started here:How an Investigation of Fake FCC Comments Snared a Prominent D.C. Media Firm Millions of records that the FCC's top lawyer once fought to hold back from state law enforcement…Read more ReadNew Studies of Ancient Lava Add Mystery to the Dinosaur Extinction StorySolidified lava from ancient volcanoes, over a mile thick, covers a portion of west-central India…Read more ReadWorld&aposs Biggest Bee, Once Thought Extinct, Has Been Found AliveA black, thumb-sized missile sails through the jungle air, a thunderous buzzing announcing its…Read more ReadNewly Decoded Great White Shark Genome Hints at Why They&aposre So IndestructibleThe great white shark is impressively terrifying (though not actually much of a threat to humans).
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