Brazil's leaders now saw merit in putting the brakes on deforestation.
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Technology investor Paul Meeks is putting the brakes on his bullish forecast.
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Or you think people should be putting the brakes on that movement?
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Then we stopped putting the brakes on it, and just did it.
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S. trade dispute putting the brakes on investor appetite for risk assets.
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"We're not putting the brakes on what's being done," the source said.
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Today, a German regulator announced it is putting the brakes on Facebook's plan.
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They really feel they cannot be seen as putting the brakes on this.
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It's therefore no surprise that producers are putting the brakes on their growth plans.
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Putting the brakes on this drilling proposal makes a lot of sense to us.
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American courts have resisted putting the brakes on purely ceremonial religious references in government contexts.
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Now it's about being more sophisticated, putting the brakes on, having my game be unpredictable.
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More companies tapped antitrust authorities to review rival industry tie-ups, putting the brakes on several deals.
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The country will likely fail to meet its goals, but it isn't putting the brakes on hydrogen.
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Failure to do so, the idea goes, is cheating your muscles and putting the brakes on recovery.
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That means the Fed is unlikely to risk putting the brakes on U.S. economic momentum, analysts say.
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Normally lower prices should attract higher demand, but the Indian situation is putting the brakes on gold buying.
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The Fed signaled in January that it was putting the brakes on raising its short-term benchmark rates.
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That means the Fed would not want to risk putting the brakes on U.S. economic momentum, analysts say.
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The official said that the United States was pleased that "some Gulf states are putting the brakes on".
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She billed herself as the best hope of "putting the brakes" on what she called Mr. Macri's austerity policies.
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Removing the price cap and putting the brakes on worksharing agreements would be the worst of all possible outcomes.
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Still, the victory in putting the brakes on Mr Trump's plans for closing off America is not a small one.
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Reason No. 2 is turmoil on the foreign policy front, a surefire path to putting the brakes on economic growth.
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By putting the brakes on the summit, Mr. Trump may have bought time to better prepare, analysts in Japan said.
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Only time will tell, but Enzi's plan promises first steps toward putting the brakes on the current runaway budgetary train.
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Cochrane accused Santander of putting the brakes on Carillion payments, though it later reversed its decision after talks with the company.
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Other states have taken notice of Kansas's budget woes, effectively putting the brakes on some efforts to adopt similar tax cuts.
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It's already putting the brakes on dynamism and growth, leaving millions of Americans with a bitter sense of panic about their prospects.
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It is also not immune to the effects of the U.S.' trade war with China which is putting the brakes on global growth.
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Chairman Pai and his colleagues did right by the American people and the entire broadcast industry by putting the brakes on this merger.
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McCain said China is "key" to putting "the brakes on this" because North Korean leader Kim Jong Un won't stop on his own.
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But with the city putting the brakes on new office development, things may slow down enough that housing and infrastructure can catch up.
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"It's not that one side is putting the brakes on and the other pushing ahead," one of the participants at Tuesday's meeting said.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Apple is putting the brakes on the arrival this year of HomePod, its much-ballyhooed rival to Amazon's Echo smart speaker.
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"We do not need to be putting the brakes on so much that the economy weakens sharply," he told an audience in Cardiff.
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Some emerging and Asian stock markets have also edged higher this year, putting the brakes on fears that Fed tightening would hit their economies.
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The uncertain business outlook is causing companies worldwide to scale back investments and this is putting the brakes on German export growth, DIW added.
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Putting the brakes on Hinkley has tarnished the golden era with China, whose state-owned news agency complained about Britain's "suspicious approach" (see article).
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So which ones should you be comfortable putting the brakes on, and which ones should you be ramping up for them to be useful?
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Prince's estate is putting the brakes on the planned release of a new album, thanks to a court ruling in its favor ... TMZ has learned.
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Wendy's appears to have received the memo from its customers, and now they are putting the brakes on chicken growth and trying to rewind time.
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Gett, the ridesharing company backed by Volkswagen and valued at around $1.5 billion, is putting the brakes on a major part of its growth strategy.
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"As affordability pressures have eased, it also appears to be putting the brakes on the home price deceleration we've been tracking since February 2018," he added.
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"There is nothing in her CV to suggest she is interested in putting the brakes on Lava Jato," says Thomaz Favaro of Control Risks, a consultancy.
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As a result, one manufacturer is already putting the brakes on a planned expansion that was going to be paid for with savings from tax reform.
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After focusing on growing U.S. sales aggressively since 22.3, Nissan is putting the brakes on that strategy, though it is looking to grow strongly in China.
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Putting the brakes on industry The deadlock in Brexit negotiations in recent months has already seen car manufacturers such as BMW and Jaguar implement contingency plans.
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After focusing on growing U.S. sales aggressively since 217.2, Nissan is putting the brakes on that strategy, though it is looking to grow strongly in China.
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But apparently, his health insurance plan is better than hers, so they&aposre putting the brakes on their plans to get divorced for the time being.
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Odebrecht is negotiating graft-related fines with several Latin American countries to prevent upcoming elections across the region from putting the brakes on planned asset sales.
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He says a World War I scenario, in which neither side necessarily wants war but "there is also no one putting the brakes on," looks increasingly possible.
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Researchers can then work on treatments to reduce tau or its effects on the central nervous system, putting the brakes on the disease before it's too late.
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After years of explosive growth aided by low interest rates and appetite hunt for yield, participants in the private credit market are now putting the brakes on.
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Gabriel ratcheted up tensions with Beijing ahead of the trip with 60 business executives by putting the brakes on the latest Chinese takeovers of German technology companies.
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Government efforts to rein in debt are putting the brakes on growth, and US tariffs on $27 billion of Chinese exports are set to make things worse.
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The ruling against SyRI comes on the heels of other examples of European courts and regulators putting the brakes on algorithmic efforts to boost government efficiency or oversight.
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So if Apple's putting the brakes on iPhone production, implying a slowdown in sales sometime later this year, that could spell disaster for the world's most valuable corporation.
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On February 9th the Supreme Court, divided five to four along partisan lines, putting the brakes on Barack Obama's flagship environmental policy, pending a possible ruling this summer.
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Revealing more details of Mexico's strategy for rapidly putting the brakes on immigration, Ebrard said on Tuesday that border infrastructure on its southern frontier would be improved significantly.
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Our training urges us on, even when it is clear our patient is dying, and especially if there is no family to consent to putting the brakes on.
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Rather than putting the brakes on this long overdue growth by continuing to raise interest rates, the Federal Reserve should give the economy some more room to run.
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No, that's not something that generally pleases small business owners, since higher rates mean traditional loans will grow more costly, potentially putting the brakes on expansion or investment.
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The home of Wall Street hit a big wall when the financial crisis hit, putting the brakes on the real estate market and costing thousands of people their jobs.
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The New York Stock Exchange's owner ICE, in May shelved plans to make a counterbid for LSE, putting the brakes on a potential takeover battle in the exchanges sector.
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Senate Democrats are putting the brakes on impeachment chatter in the House, cautioning that lawmakers need to do more work before even thinking about moving forward on the issue.
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As for Trump putting the brakes on aid to the country over claims it's a hotbed for terrorist activity against the US, Diplo clearly thinks there's a better way.
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Its members want to head off incipient inflation without putting the brakes on hiring, especially because the benefits of the eight-year-old recovery have been so unevenly distributed.
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Rajoy, who has taken an uncompromising stance throughout the crisis, is gambling on anti-independence parties taking power in the regional parliament and putting the brakes on the independence drive.
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After years of accusations and hand-wringing, Huawei was added to the U.S. trade blacklist, putting the brakes on the company's ability to do business with the likes of Google.
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Newman "raised the bar" for what prosecutors must prove and overturned insider trading convictions of two former hedge fund managers — putting the brakes on investigations by U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara.
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Home solar also broadly pulled back after Tesla Inc bought SolarCity, putting the brakes on the installer's aggressive expansion in part by eliminating its vast door-to-door sales operation.
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The cynical idea was that better pay might fuel inflation, which in turn could cause interest rates to get spiked by the powers that be, putting the brakes on the economy.
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President Julius Maada Bio was soon hailed by analysts for putting the brakes on a project that could have deeply indebted his nation, already one of the poorest in the world.
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After putting the brakes on the botox business, Paiji reached out on LinkedIn to Syed Naqzi, the director of research and development at Method with her pitch for the cleaning product business.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's outspoken economy minister, Sigmar Gabriel, heads to China next week having ratcheted up tensions with Beijing by putting the brakes on the latest Chinese takeovers of German technology companies.
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Since 2012, the brand has worked to remedy this by putting the brakes on expansion and elevating its market positioning by producing more expensive handbags, with many available only in limited numbers.
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"What we are clearly witnessing is manufacturers putting the brakes on new investments and recruitment whilst some enter survival mode caused by ongoing Brexit uncertainties," Simon Howes, managing director of SWMAS, said.
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And since Treasury yields serve as a benchmark for business and consumer credit, the price of corporate debt, mortgages and auto loans would then rise, putting the brakes on US economic growth.
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The Wednesday release of the minutes from the Federal Reserve's last policy meeting may reinforce the notion that chair Janet Yellen is putting the brakes on the central bank's 2016 rate hiking plans.
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After years of hype and promises of a self-driving future, Alphabet (Google's parent company) is putting the brakes on its most-ambitious self-driving car project, according to a report from The Information.
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"The government of Mariano Rajoy is very keen on making some concessions on financial transfers (in terms of Catalan taxes that go to Madrid) but they're putting the brakes on constitutional reform," he said.
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Zennon Kapron, director of the Shanghai-based financial technology consultancy Kapronasia, said he suspected regulators were putting the brakes on ICOs in order to better understand the phenomenon, but could ease off in the future.
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But putting the brakes on research may impose real costs: not just the annual toll taken by malaria and other killers before an answer is found, but also slower progress towards making gene drives safer.
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The attacks near Iran and the Strait of Hormuz pushed oil prices up as much as 4.5% on Thursday, putting the brakes on a slide in prices in recent weeks over concerns about global demand.
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Throughout this period, the sanctions offered little restraint on Iran's progress toward developing a deliverable nuclear weapon -- until the talks in 2015 led to the nuclear treaty putting the brakes on all such Iranian efforts.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday he was suspending a plan to send thousands of migrants to three Western countries, putting the brakes on a decision he had announced only hours earlier.
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SPNY is flat since Trump's election, even though crude prices LCOc1 rose over 50 percent during that time and despite Trump putting the brakes on Obama-era policies aimed at reducing the country's reliance on oil.
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Mouthguards, Magnets And Smart Helmets Are Putting The Brakes On Traumatic Brain Injuries Every March a sacred ritual is reënacted around the country as millions take the time to fill out their NCAA March Madness bracket.
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Car-hailing firm Uber is putting the brakes on its taxi and van services in Hong Kong, effective from Monday, citing the need to shift focus to the ride-sharing business and phase out underused services.
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Aides to Ben Cardin, who sits on the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, last month said the State Department had been informed Cardin would oppose the deal during the prenotification process, effectively putting the brakes on it.
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But she also pressed home her central message on putting the brakes on immigration and reinstating border checks in France, asking the 3,000 strong-crowd: "Mass immigration - more, or stop?" and drawing chants of "Stop!" from supporters.
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In his day-to-day business, the 65-year-old Mexican president has stayed focused on domestic issues, pursuing a nationalist agenda of economic self-reliance and putting the brakes on foreign investment in the oil industry.
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By the end of the novel, Robinson comes up with some ideas that would make the Bernie Sanders / Elizabeth Warren wing of the Democratic Party pretty happy: putting the brakes on unfettered capitalism to help save the planet.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Trade frictions, risks linked to Britain's possible departure from the European Union this year without a deal and weaker growth in emerging markets are putting the brakes on a nine-year upswing in Europe's economic powerhouse.
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Beijing's clampdown on highly-leveraged foreign investment has led to more regulatory scrutiny around the world, putting the brakes on a remarkable period of growth that saw HNA announce $2000415 billion of acquisitions in just over two years.
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Speaking at a rally in Barcelona, acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said a vote for his Socialist Worker's Party (PSOE) was the only way to end the political paralysis, while putting the brakes on far-right party Vox.
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Germany's Social Democrats (SPD), junior partners in Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling coalition, are putting the brakes on plans to buy some U.S. warplanes as part of broader plans to replace the German military's 2300 ageing Tornado fighter jets.
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Researchers behind the Global Nutrition Report, which looked at 140 countries, said the problems were "putting the brakes on human development as a whole" and called for a critical change in the response to this global health threat.
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The news of Universal canceling "The Hunt" comes in the wake of the studio putting the brakes on the pic's marketing campaign in the wake of the mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, Dayton, Ohio, and Gilroy, California.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - One of Cuba's fastest-growing cooperatives said on Friday it had been ordered by the government to close, the latest sign that Havana is putting the brakes on its ambitious plans to reform its centrally planned economy.
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Still, senior lawmakers have said there is not much room for changes to Temer's original proposal if the country wants to reduce a record budget deficit that is putting the brakes on an economic recovery and hampering investor confidence.
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To do it, Beijing is putting the brakes on shadowy forms of underground lending and making public spectacles of the worst offenders, even as it takes steps to ensure that small investors and the broader economy are not shaken.
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The flattest yield curve in over a decade, with the gap between 10-year and two-year U.S. yields shrinking to just 46 basis points, suggests the current trajectory of Fed tightening is already putting the brakes on the economy.
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Weaker growth in emerging markets, trade disputes driven by U.S. President Donald Trump's 'America First' policies and the possibility that Britain will leave the European Union without a deal in March are putting the brakes on a nine-year expansion.
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Officials said Mr. Trump was aware that Mr. Bolton's instinctual approach to Iran could lead to war; aides suggested that the president's own aversion to drawn-out overseas conflicts would be the best hope of putting the brakes on military escalation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - International tariffs are putting the brakes on business expansion, posing a bigger hurdle than tax barriers, the cost of transporting goods or compliance with local rules, according to a survey of 1,500 U.S., Mexican and Canadian business leaders.
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Perhaps the best argument for policy makers to be cautious about putting the brakes on economic growth with rapid Fed interest rate increases is how much we don't know about why growth has been so disappointing over the past several years.
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But multiple lawsuits were filed challenging the way Trump ended the program -- resulting in multiple federal judges putting the brakes on the move and ordering the Department of Homeland Security to resume processing renewals for the roughly 700,000 participants in the program.
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The four-year-old firm, backed by Canadian asset manager Power Financial, has so far raised a total of almost 170 million Canadian dollars ($129 million), and its boss said it doesn't plan on putting the brakes on growth any time soon.
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"Those markets have run quite far and the fact that the euro has been strong ... particularly against the dollar, maybe we are getting to the stage where that's slightly putting the brakes on that advance," Ian Williams, economist & strategist at Peel Hunt, said.
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"It's partially to reach across party lines and partially sort of calling bullshit on the hypocrisy of people who know that this is a serious problem and refuse to do anything about it or are actively putting the brakes on it," Cameron said.
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Aging demographics and a productivity slowdown are putting the brakes on global growth, he said in remarks prepared for delivery to Macquarie University in Sydney, with long-run yearly trend growth in the U.S., the euro area, the U.K. and Canada now estimated at just 1.5 percent.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - MGT Capital Investments lost a third of its value on Wednesday, putting the brakes on a 1,000-percent surge in the fantasy sports company's shares that started eight days ago, when it announced flamboyant anti-virus software pioneer John McAfee as its chief executive.
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"Unless we can deliver House seats in significant numbers to the Democratic conference, there's no possibility of regaining control of the House and if we don't regain control of the House, there's no possibility of putting the brakes on Donald Trump's dangerous and divisive agenda," he said.
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As wealth managers were hit last year by risk-averse clients putting the brakes on trading and by challenging markets, Vontobel raised mid-term targets and posted a double-digit profit rise, with chief executive Zeno Staub saying the group was in a good position to win market share.
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Thin trading volume among Nomura's overseas corporate and institutional clients was to blame for the drop in fixed-income trading, mirroring a trend across Wall Street banks and putting the brakes on a renaissance at the firm's international arm, which saw its profits almost wiped out in the second quarter.
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In another 20-4 ruling, conservative Chief Justice John Roberts - who now occupies the court's ideological center amid its rightward shift - joined the liberal justices in putting the brakes on Trump's plan to add a contentious citizenship question to the 2020 census, but Kavanaugh joined the other three conservatives in dissent.
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Brunello Cucinelli, the cashmere philosopher king who made a fortune selling the Slow Movement — a philosophy of putting the brakes on life — alongside $3,000 sweaters, has invited his most valued customers and investors to his medieval hill town of Solomeo, Italy, to enjoy homemade pasta and olive oil with his family.
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Democratic presidential candidate Pete ButtigiegPeter (Pete) Paul ButtigiegSanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Castro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates MORE (D) said Sunday that the U.S. should reconsider its relationship with Saudi Arabia and "consider putting the brakes" on it.
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Broadcom acquiring Qualcomm, in a very tense deal that came down to the White House eventually putting the brakes on the deal, would have consolidated two of the largest fabless chip firms into a single unit — but it's not clear what Broadcom CEO Hock Tan would have done with Qualcomm, which is currently embroiled in a series of quarrels with Apple over royalty payments.
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But after two years of pushing for extreme legislation and appointments that succeeded or failed on party-line votes, Mr. McConnell is now putting the brakes on what is likely one of the only true examples of bipartisanship of the Trump era so far: a criminal justice reform bill that has brought together the American Civil Liberties Union and the Fraternal Order of Police, Republican conservatives like Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa and Democratic liberals like Senator Richard Durbin of Illinois.
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