Europe is also too weak to rein in RussiaThe rest of West has also show itself unwilling or unable to rein in Russia right now.
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Then, crucially, it was not clear that central banks could rein in inflation, nor was it at all obvious that the central banks of the 1970s particularly wanted to rein in inflation.
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BamBrogan and others hoped Lloyd would rein in Afshin Pishevar.
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The Obama administration now wants to rein in this programme.
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A deal to rein in output started in January 2017.
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Trump says cutting the budget elsewhere will rein in costs.
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Forget any serious action to rein in the national debt.
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It can be a powerful way to rein in expenses.
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A single payer would rein in the medical industrial complex.
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The supreme leader is seeking to rein in the president.
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First, it will not rein in excessive farm subsidy programs.
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Institutions alone are not enough to rein in elected autocrats.
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It posed the question: how should regulators rein in pollution?
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So Congress considered various new models to rein in spending.
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Wall Street has been busy trying to rein in expectations.
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The feds might rein in emotional support animals on flights.
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Kelly was hired to rein in a chaotic White House.
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The lower the tape goes, people will rein in exposure.
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Attempts to rein in Silicon Valley giants aren't going away.
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This year, they've been working to rein in military spending.
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It won't be easy to rein in some committee heads.
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Tesla was also required to rein in Musk's communications with investors.
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"The opportunity to rein in the Fed will exist," Bove said.
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It's a bid to rein in capital market volatility — or else.
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Past efforts to rein in production have been rife with cheating.
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Now, Nest and Google are trying to rein in that system.
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It's a test of the scope to rein in his optimism.
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And then I think we've got to rein in entitlement spending.
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It's clear that expansion states need options to rein in enrollment.
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It put pressure on China to rein in neighbouring North Korea.
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Most of these have involved trying to rein in wayward soldiers.
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It is time to rein in the Washington democracy-promotion lobbies.
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Senators push to rein in tech titans over foreign election ads
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Mr Abe set out intending to rein in the public finances.
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Its use was banned around New Delhi to rein in pollution.
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So we redesign, refocus, and really rein in the IRS abuses.
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Previous efforts to rein in executive pay haven't yielded many results.
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To do so would require sacrificing growth to rein in pollution.
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Central banks traditionally use interest rate increases to rein in prices.
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Supporters argue that the caps help rein in unsustainable government spending.
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The company again decreased its marketing expenses to rein in costs.
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There have been recent notable steps to rein in secret law.
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"We were trying to rein in regulations back then," he said.
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How would the U.S. and other nations rein in bitcoin exactly?
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Votel said Russia had failed to rein in its Syrian ally.
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And they can be impossible to rein in once they develop.
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Many multinational companies are trying to rein in rising pension liabilities.
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Nixon wanted to rein in Soviet ambitions in the Third World.
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Republicans said it would reduce vehicle prices and rein in California.
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Is Warren's plan the best way to rein in corporate greed?
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We Italians are an irreverent bunch, and hard to rein in.
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Many Democrats have led efforts to rein in Silicon Valley's power.
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Bernie and I both wanted to help rein in Wall Street.
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This perspective shift will help rein in aggressive or combative impulses.
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This will help you rein in the spending and save money.
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In the quest to rein in costs, Uber is slashing staff.
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Legislation to rein in social media companies is now a possibility.
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The International Monetary Fund has urged authorities to rein in borrowing.
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Mr. de Blasio campaigned on promises to rein in police excesses.
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Lawmakers exploring ways to rein in Trump on trade: Congressional lawmakers are exploring ways to rein in Donald Trump who has threatened to impose high tariffs on countries and companies that could cause trade wars. Sen.
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Trump has applied heavy pressure on China to rein in North Korea.
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In both cases, Main Justice was right to rein in its prosecutors.
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Rein in the cost of college and cut outstanding student loan debt.
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U.S. officials want China to do more to rein in its ally.
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Washington has pressed Beijing to do more to rein in North Korea.
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Both blame the other for failing to rein in their Syrian proxies.
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Regulations are surely necessary to rein in unwanted advertisers — and the Russians!
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Trump has long called on China to rein in its unruly neighbor.
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Trump has pressed China to help rein in North Korea's nuclear program.
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Clinton is campaigning on proposals to rein in the runaway money race.
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Some banks say they have already acted to rein in their fees.
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The political calendar puts pressure on the administration to rein in rates.
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Doing so, he says, will rein in the rising costs of healthcare.
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It's not yet clear what will rein in bitcoin's growing energy usage.
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Our economic system uses three main mechanisms to rein in misbehaving companies.
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The Constitution gives Congress the responsibility to rein in a lawless President.
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The GOP tried repeatedly to rein in the agency, with little success.
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She contacted our parents and told us to "rein in" our affection.
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"I'm not trying to rein in the volatility of bitcoin," Duffy said.
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Now it can do so again to help rein in mass incarceration.
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Moscow and Washington had to act jointly to rein in the Israelis.
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We could even use Facebook to mount campaigns to rein in Facebook.
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Reports that President Trump wants to rein in the e-commerce giant.
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The Saudis said Mr. Hariri didn't do enough to rein in Hezbollah.
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Like China, Vietnam hoped to rein in the internet from the outset.
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Go deeper: Trump says DNI nominee Ratcliffe will "rein in" intelligence agencies
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Turkey has urged Russia to use its influence to rein in Syria.
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Third, we must recognize and rein in possible abuses of monopoly power.
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Jackson took steps to rein in Stone's behavior early in the case.
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Rules stifle naysayers who might rein in gullible or overly exuberant investors.
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Jackson's decision to rein in Stone's speech wasn't her first such foray.
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To rein in costs, Tata Motors will restructure its business in Thailand.
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New York isn't the only place trying to rein in CBD sales.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany, seeking to rein in internet giants like Google (GOOGL.
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Abe wants to rein in bulging social-welfare spending for the ageing population.
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The think tank has long called on Washington to rein in federal spending.
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He also urged Baghdad to rein in Iranian-backed armed groups like Asaib.
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The Israeli authorities show no signs they intend to rein in excessive force.
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") and in the North ("the Commission is failing to rein in spendthrift Southerners!
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The Obama administration has taken action to rein in so-called inversion deals.
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And so far, efforts to rein in its pollution have pretty much failed.
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The White House is reviewing a proposal to rein in their lucrative rebates.
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The move was widely seen as a bid to rein in Vivendi's influence.
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Several states are considering new "affordability boards" to rein in prescription drug prices.
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And preparing your assets in advance can also help rein in attorney's fees.
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Are laws made to rein in railroads effective regulatory tools for digital networks?
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But Team Trump says it's OK because Duterte could help rein in Kim.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin might wish to rein in his fighter jocks in.
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Yet U.S. and British officials failed to rein in Chalabi and the council.
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Farmers have to see the benefits for themselves before they rein in pesticides.
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Critics accuse it of not having done enough to rein in such violence.
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Unfortunately, battling to a draw won't be enough to rein in climate change.
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They "have given up trying to rein in the madness," Trump Jr. said.
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Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), is urging the PAC to rein in its attacks.
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What, if anything, should be done to rein in the Big Tech companies?
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First, we will rein in the influence of big money in our politics.
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His successor tried to rein in his boss on North Korea and Iran.
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The opportunity to rein in out-of-control spending is realistic but fleeting.
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Spain and Portugal face fines for repeatedly failing to rein in their deficits.
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Why have federal efforts to rein in the revolving door failed so miserably?
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Aides have tried a range of efforts to rein in Mr. Trump's impulses.
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The opposite is true in the effort to rein in Uber and Lyft.
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It described a clandestine effort in the Cabinet to rein in the president.
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For years, volatile food prices have vexed policymakers' attempts to rein in inflation.
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It's doubtful that anyone can rein in the mayhem teeming from Trump's pores.
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The decision came amid broader efforts in Brussels to rein in tech giants.
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Last week, Facebook unveiled its latest attempt to rein in its flagship product.
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To rein in monopolies, maybe we need to rethink what a monopoly is.
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Yet that prosecution helped rein in Microsoft's ambitions to dominate the early web.
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Unfortunately, King Salman seems unwilling or unable to rein in his rogue son.
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If we don't rein in emissions that number will jump to 74 percent.
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Luther did rein in followers who engaged in iconoclastic destruction of Catholic art.
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"Bernie and I both wanted to help rein in Wall Street," she continued.
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And then there are the family's efforts to rein in the labor movement.
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She questioned if those contributions would dampen efforts to rein in the industry.
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" She continued: "Bernie and I both wanted to help rein in Wall Street.
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Last week, Trump put new pressure on China to rein in North Korea.
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The government must rein in the security forces and end human right abuses.
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Are there Republicans this year who are willing to rein in the hysteria?
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As health networks face increasing pressure to rein in costs, that could change.
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One of my first steps as governor was to rein in Medicaid costs.
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And America cannot rein in concentrated wealth unless we choose to tax it.
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"The Constitution gives Congress the responsibility to rein in a lawless President," Rep.
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" • "By late 2017, however, Holmes had begun to slightly rein in the spending.
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Congressional Republicans have given Trump and company free rein in running the government.
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But the company says it may rein in new spending in the country.
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Congress and federal agencies are already considering several avenues to rein in Facebook.
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It's trendy this month to call on the US government to rein in Facebook.
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It is a cliche that only voters will be able to rein in Trump.
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A key task for him as governor is to rein in stubbornly high inflation.
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Ada Colau, the city's mayor, was elected after promising to rein in holiday rentals.
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He has also made it clear he wants to rein in Tehran's regional ambitions.
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The administration promised the rules would protect vulnerable students and rein in bad actors.
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European laws and proposals meant to rein in tech giants are inadvertently empowering them.
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Speaking to GQ, Cue denied reports that they were trying to rein in creators.
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The ruling CPP denied the changes were a bid to rein in the opposition.
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Tesla might need to rein in its ambitions if it went down this path.
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Suu Kyi denied this week that the military had free rein in the region.
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But Gibson says she and her singers had to rein in their usual exuberance.
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The classes, say experts, are a chance to rein in some of that spending.
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But allowing Russia free rein in large parts of Syria comes with its drawbacks.
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The United States wants China to do more to rein in Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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Are consent decrees still the best way to rein in bad cops in America?
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To attract less attention, the company should perhaps rein in its Mexican customers instead.
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It's a violent industry, and one that's hard to rein in without curbing demand.
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Trump has repeatedly urged Chinese President Xi Jinping to help rein in North Korea.
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He added that Lee's legislation would "rein in" Trump's ability to impose similar tariffs.
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And he's right to rein in the agency's regulatory powers after years of mismanagement.
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S. trade dispute, and unobtrusively China has been moving to rein in currency outflows.
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The proactive strategy is thus to rein in the forces that reproduce generational inequality.
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Schools were on track to gradually rein in high sodium levels over ten years.
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The moves are meant to address Twitter's longstanding struggle to rein in abusive accounts.
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They are facing high voter enthusiasm among Democrats who want to rein in Trump.
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For instance, they have failed to rein in coordination between campaigns and outside groups.
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It is an ambitious proposal to rein in a pollutant that has escaped regulation.
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Looking beyond the internet, we need to rein in the scourge of dark money.
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But both have been trying to rein in spending as they look toward IPOs.
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In the past, without admitting guilt, China has pledged to rein in IP theft.
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Calls to rein in such malign behavior have grown, so far to limited effect.
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She wants to pass anti-corruption reforms to rein in lobbying by pharmaceutical companies.
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Members of Congress in both parties do not really want to rein in spending.
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Reform movements of earlier eras had managed to rein in Big Oil, Mactaggart noted.
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By themselves, these tariffs will not do enough to rein in China's trade violations.
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What he wanted, he swore, was a wife to rein in his wayward passions.
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The regulations could set a precedent for other cities seeking to rein in Uber.
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Ron Paul (R-Texas) for his "steady pressure" to rein in the Fed's powers.
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What should other countries in the region do to help rein in North Korea?
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China has started to take steps to rein in the loosely regulated lending market.
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President Trump criticized China for failing to do more to rein in North Korea.
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Those fears lingered Wednesday even after China unveiled measures to rein in the virus.
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Given this concentration, many experts are sceptical that transparency alone can rein in prices.
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Both Google and Facebook have ambivalently agreed to rein in the fake news phenomenon.
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This is believed to rein in the costs for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Homeowners who decide to rein in their big ideas are also seeing bigger returns.
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Russia has been engaging with Israel, which is looking to Moscow to rein in Iran.
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The framers didn&apost intend that Federal prosecutors were going to rein in executive excess.
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Separately, USCIS announced new measures today to rein in abuse of the H-1B program.
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Trump also accused China of not doing enough to rein in its neighbor North Korea.
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"There's some movement within Congress now to rein in Trump on trade policy," Gertz said.
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If governments somehow manage to rein in private borrowing, the global glut will grow worse.
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Supporters of the rule believe it's necessary to rein in immigrants' use of government resources.
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Farmers and other food businesses are now struggling to rein in their negative environmental impacts.
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Deficit and debt data show the government struggling to rein in its spending and borrowing.
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We will rein in the EPA and the government regulators that are killing small businesses.
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If he is to meet Germany's stringent fiscal rule, he must rein in public spending.
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He had shared his tapes with them and urged them to rein in their people.
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U.S. regulators and lawmakers have also increased efforts domestically to rein in big tech companies.
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"I don't think anybody needs to rein in anything because of an age," says Aniston.
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The government had sought to rein in debt, which had soared over the past decade.
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Society has created devices, such as libel, and ownership laws, to rein in old media.
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Moreover, it assumes that, at this point, Russia's top priority is to rein in Assad.
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Clinton is too personally beholden to Wall Street to effectively rein in the industry's excesses.
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Take vision out of the equation and you could rein in the tendency to overeat.
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The Chinese leadership has made repeated promises to rein in production and shutter unneeded mills.
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It is a big blow to the RBI's effort to rein in India's corporate debt.
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Drug stocks could come under pressure on a bipartisan plan to rein in drug prices.
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The latter was also clearly intended to rein in federal appointments, not green-light them.
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The government is pressing hard to trim social security to rein in surging public debt.
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Others used the legal ruling to push the CFPB to significantly rein in its operations.
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One of my first steps as governor was to reform Medicaid and rein in costs.
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Instead, the states have to slowly rein in coverage, meaning they'll slowly change eligibility requirements.
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"Every avenue should be pursued to rein in an out-of-control industry," said Turnbull.
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But doubts about whether the talks will rein in oversupply are again weighing on prices.
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To rein in red-hot inflation, it raised rates by a total 175 basis points.
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"At a minimum, the Russians failed to rein in the Syrian regime activity," they said.
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She urged China, North Korea's only major ally, to do more to rein in Pyongyang.
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With soaring healthcare costs, we absolutely need to rein in spending where it is wasteful.
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McCain also said if China is worried about THAAD, it should rein in North Korea.
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Doha denies the charges and say its rivals seek to rein in its foreign policy.
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The Obama administration's inability to rein in its abuses shows the depth of the problem.
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It would be hours before I could rein in my accelerated speech and flurrying hands.
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He vehemently opposes foreign military intervention and says he wants to rein in income inequality.
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Spain and Portugal have repeatedly failed to rein in their deficits, according to European regulators.
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For example, Australia, ranked 13th in the CPI, recently announced plans to rein in Facebook.
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For years, nearby towns like Deer Park have been trying to rein in the compound.
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The president doesn't have to rein in his disparaging and hateful comments, but he should.
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In my view, the Obama administration didn't do enough to rein in el-Sisi's brutality.
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The impulse after a barbaric attack is always to rein in civil liberties and freedoms.
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"It's up to Bernie to rein in his surrogates," said Jon Reinish, a Democratic strategist.
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The GOP hopes the pair will rein in agency regulations expanded during the Obama administration.
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A dip below $40 a barrel would cause drillers to rein in production, he said.
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Administration officials say that past failure to rein in China warrants a much tougher approach.
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And can those who take it still be trusted to rein in the industry's excesses?
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It would also help to rein in an arrangement that has distorted Egyptian-American relations.
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The "Cadillac tax" is meant to help rein in the cost of employee health benefits.
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"He can rein in his exuberance, but he is who he is," Mr. Axelrod said.
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It has lobbied against policies that could rein in the emissions of planet-warming gases.
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Why would it rein in the Taliban when it is moving closer to its objectives?
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Cannabis site Leafly is freezing hiring and canceling non-critical travel to rein in spending.
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On the heels of the financial crisis, it was intended to help rein in banks.
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General dela Rosa also says he is trying to rein in the explosive murder rate.
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There has to be a way to rein in real-life villainy in public life.
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The city has taken a number of steps to try to rein in the practice.
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It's time to rein in private equity firms—and I've got a plan for that.
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With Medicaid cuts that drastic, states would have few palatable options to rein in costs.
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The United States has urged China to use its influence to rein in its neighbor.
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However, Congress can rein in Big Pharma with the Prescription Drug Pricing Reduction Act (PDPRA).
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Some states and cities have worked to rein in or regulate the use of informants.
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Despite the setback, Wyatt predicted continued efforts to rein in Exxon and other oil companies.
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But it has done little to rein in China's expansionism in the South China Sea.
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And the international community has attempted to rein in both countries' ambitions with diplomatic agreements.
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The lack of an overt profit motive has done little to rein in prices, however.
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Instead, the author said, they resolved to rein in the volcanic President from the inside.
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Athena springs out of several unexpectedly successful grass-roots efforts to rein in Amazon's power.
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With the national debt nearing $6900 trillion, Congress simply must act to rein in spending.
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Polling shows 73 percent of Americans support a rule to rein in predatory payday lending.
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Jammu and Kashmir's action was not the first official effort to rein in wedding spending.
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Google announced on Wednesday that it would start to rein in its political advertising business.
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The United States has repeatedly urged Beijing to do more to rein in its neighbour.
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Here are the eight GOP senators who voted to rein in Trump's war authority: Sen.
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In the U.S., the administration has stepped up its efforts to rein in the company.
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Then he describes lawmakers and regulators scrambling to catch up and rein in the drugmakers.
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The bill enjoys strong support among Republicans, who want to rein in Obama's environmental regulations.
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Calls have grown for the government to try to rein in the social media giant.
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He said the U.S. would try to rein in Iran's growing influence over the country.
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Its members want to rein in the tech titans through tougher antitrust policies, including break-ups.
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If you're a tab hoarder, this could be a fun way to rein in your addiction.
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At the same time authorities are struggling to rein in increasingly nationalist voices on the internet.
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A longer-term effort to rein in polluting and low-value industries also hurt factory output.
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If you want to stay focused, you need to rein in the alerts hitting your phone.
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Under the Paris deal, both developed and developing countries have pledged to rein in their emissions.
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To rein in the rowdy retirees, authorities have tried to introduce approved routines and pop songs.
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President Xi Jinping is looking to restrain real estate speculation and rein in the shadow banks.
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So it would be up to the states -- and the voters -- to rein in such behavior.
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Rights groups say the crackdown aims to rein in dissent, but the Chinese government denies this.
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Minhaj points to a couple of laws that aim to rein in the most troubling risks.
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China's government is trying to rein in the credit-dependency of its economy, with some success.
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It announced plans to close stores and implemented layoffs during the quarter to rein in costs.
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Over the past two years the government has waged a campaign to rein in debt levels.
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More accurate metering of energy consumption could encourage companies and households to rein in power demand.
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Western sanctions and promises of action from China have failed to rein in its nuclear programme.
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Scott Minerd, Guggenheim global chief investment officer, said Powell will try to rein in the dissent.
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Police were sent to rein in the protests the following day, and intermittent violence has continued.
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And Goldbach, who had free rein in the art department, created a dozen sketches for Veeck.
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These arrangements have become more popular as employers attempt to rein in the cost of coverage.
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A way out of those problems may be to rein in the growth of drug prices.
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On Monday, U.N. war crimes investigators urged Israel to rein in its troops at the border.
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Instead of trying to fix them and rein in demand, China is focusing on boosting supplies.
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Riyadh is also a key regional player in the White House push to rein in Iran.
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For now, though, policymakers speaking privately say they are not eager to rein in market expectations.
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But that may change if he continues to empower the elites he promised to rein in.
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The research raises a key question: How can communities rein in the epidemic of gun violence?
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Nor does a Tsai presidency mean that Beijing will consider military action to rein in Taiwan.
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They now are trying to rein in some of that power by approving a new AUMF.
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Huawei may be feeling the sting of US efforts to rein in the Chinese telecom giant.
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He called for Iran and Russia -- key backers of Assad -- to rein in the Syrian President.
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His absence could allow Kelly and McMaster to rein in conflicting strands of Trump's foreign policy.
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"I don't think anybody needs to rein in anything because of an age," she went on.
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Putin repeated his assertion that sanctions and pressure won't be enough to rein in North Korea.
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Sheikh Hasina Wajed, the prime minister, had already seemed inclined to rein in the Chhattra League.
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No ordinary options are left to rein in the president's ethical woes; only extraordinary ones remain.
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That left the IMF little choice but to seek higher taxes to rein in public debt.
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But Trump's allies applauded the action as a long-overdue move to rein in executive overreach.
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It's time to help them rein in the excess wild horses and burros in the West.
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"The thing I'm asking people to do is to rein in their disgust reaction," she says.
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At the same time, the government is doing all it can to rein in public spending.
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Trump has during his time in office sought to rein in American involvement in foreign affairs.
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The social network came under intense pressure to rein in fake news and protect user data.
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It is clear that our past efforts to rein in North Korea's nuclear program have failed.
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The company could easily rein in gun sales without hurting its business, some branding experts say.
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It is an opportunity to rein in endless spending and to pay down the national debt.
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For facial recognition, it's time to change that and rein in an out-of-control system.
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But government efforts to rein in alleged abuses by the company have escalated in recent months.
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Clinton faces lingering doubts about the sincerity of her proposals to rein in Wall Street behavior.
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Congress should also revisit efforts to reshape ObamaCare to help rein in rising health care costs.
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"The government has started to roll out policies to rein in the increase of housing prices."
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But he said China still had much more to do to rein in the chemical industry.
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He said that despite his pleas, Arafat began to rein in Hamas only after the election.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly urged China to help rein in its Communist neighbor's nuclear weapons program.
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And it was difficult to rein in, because Usenet wasn't really built to be reined in.
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Cities have been able to pass a few regulations to rein in the ride-hailing industry.
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The FDA's efforts to rein in the homeopathic industry are just the first step, Caulfield says.
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Mr. Corker has been the most vocal about the need to rein in the federal deficit.
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But it is the proposals to rein in executive powers that have drawn the most attention.
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There he will ask Chinese President Xi Jinping to do more to rein in North Korea.
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China has been trying to rein in such borrowing, which it fears could destabilize the economy.
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With global markets in turmoil, the great question was: Can the officials rein in these forces?
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Even in this deadlocked Congress there is growing bipartisan support to rein in this invasive surveillance.
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Mr. Lyons has pledged to rein in methane leaks on oil and gas wells, she noted.
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Under Roberts, the Supreme Court also foiled a decade-long effort to rein in partisan gerrymandering.
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He has run on a massive political and economic overhaul that will rein in massive corporations.
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The Senate has also struggled more broadly over whether to rein in Trump's foreign policy moves.
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When they needed someone tough to rein in the theme parks, Chapek was the guy chosen.
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Namely, are we going to do anything to rein in the financialization of the U.S. economy?
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It also uses negative interest rates and intervention on currency markets to rein in the franc.
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Mr. Vucic had campaigned for prime minister on a promise to rein in the country's oligarchs.
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And they have become increasingly impatient with China to do more to rein in North Korea.
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Indeed, since taking office, Mr. Trump has made no sustained effort to rein in deficit spending.
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The War Powers Resolution is unlikely to rein in the White House's use of force, however.
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Previous efforts to rein in spending or to remake the bank's culture of recklessness proved inadequate.
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Another editor, Susan Lehman, asked for a piece about the need to rein in anecdotal ledes.
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The White House also needs Congress to lift the caps that currently rein in defense spending.
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"If you want to compete for that market, you have to rein in premiums," he said.
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Maybe, at long last, even China is starting to rein in its own chronic over-production?
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The administration acknowledged that Tehran was complying with a deal to rein in its nuclear program.
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If the North wants immediate relief, it must take action to rein in its nuclear program.
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Mulvaney voiced several reasons why Americans should back President Trump's desire to rein in the CFPB.
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But there's still a lot of negotiating, despite the commission's efforts to rein in the candidates.
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In Asia, South Korea and China are taking their own steps to rein in cryptocurrency markets.
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They also called on Russia and China to take further steps to rein in North Korea.
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His mandate was to rein in a warring West Wing and streamline the President's decision-making.
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Through its rulemaking authority, the agency finalized a rule to rein in the predatory payday industry.
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Yellen will likely discuss weak inflation and the Fed's plan to rein in its balance sheet.
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The deeper message is clear: Closing coal plants won't be enough to rein in planetary warming.
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Charlie Baker of Massachusetts, a Republican, urged Congress to rein in planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions.
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The online retail giant isn't just looking to drones to help rein in supply chain spending.
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Yet, a recent Harvard Kennedy School study suggests even King James can't rein in economic depression.
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Trump offered no new prescription or specifics on how he intended to rein in North Korea.
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Nor did the Clinton impeachment rein in the executive branch, as Watergate did, at least temporarily.
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We know in Malaysia because we were also, when we had the Asian financial crisis, we had investment at 42 per cent of GDP, same as what China is having, and we had to rein in these excesses and we had to rein in excess credit growth.
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Republicans have won surprising early victories in the case that could rein in future administrations as well.
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Unruh mocked those very efforts to rein in Trump, saying they would end up helping her cause.
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Doha denies that and says the boycott is an attempt to rein in its support for reform.
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The group agreed in June to restore some of that production to rein in rising commodity prices.
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China, Pyongyang's main diplomatic ally, is key in any effort to rein in North Korea's nuclear program.
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The OECD recommended maintaining tight macro-prudential measures to rein in prices and facilitating housing supply increases.
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And the more tobacco available, the more addicted customers they would rein in, according to the report.
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Trump has pressured China to rein in its unruly neighbor, but Beijing can only do so much.
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Of course, analysts could have to rein in those blockbuster forecasts if oil prices crash significantly further.
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Chinese regulators have moved to rein in financial risks associated with virtual currency trades and pyramid schemes.
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It is intended to rein in the groupthink and overconfidence that comes with adopting a particular viewpoint.
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But several candidates have run on the promise to rein in a handful of large tech platforms.
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The case demonstrates how privacy regulations and human rights laws can rein in government use of automation.
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In more recent times the government has tried to rein in, though not stop, the credit boom.
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By seeking out overvalued assets, short-sellers help rein in animal spirits and prevent bubbles from forming.
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It should help increase access to addiction treatment, and help rein in the over-prescription of opioids.
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The city's police department voluntarily agreed to rein in its use of "stop and frisk" in 2015.
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"The world needs to rein in the U.S., although it's difficult," the paper said in an editorial.
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He has been a consistent vote to rein in the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) authority, for example.
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To rein in the power surge, Ford stuck 420-millimeter brake rotors on the 20-inch wheels.
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" The strikes were necessary after previous efforts to rein in Assad "had failed, and failed very dramatically.
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Economists at the time worried that using interest rates to rein in inflation would be enormously costly.
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Earlier this week, Trump hit China on Twitter for not doing more to rein in North Korea.
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Economists expect tighter mortgage rules announced by the government in October to help rein in excessive borrowing.
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Regulators also have done little to nothing to rein in ISPs that use these limits anti-competitively.
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Senators Ron Wyden of Oregon and Sherrod Brown of Ohio also urged Trump to rein in China.
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Oil prices fell on Monday as analysts said they doubted upcoming producer talks would rein in oversupply.
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He lavished praise on Chinese President Xi Jinping for Chinese assistance in trying to rein in Pyongyang.
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Before his re-election in 2014, Bouteflika had began to take steps to rein in the DRS.
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In addition, the EU runs a naval operation in the southern Mediterranean to rein in people smugglers.
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A police source said anti-riot police had been sent to rein in the protests on Tuesday.
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For years, Washington has attempted to rein in Afghanistan's drug trade, which helps fund the Taliban insurgency.
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Many of the company's competitors are not unionized and, therefore, better able to rein in labor costs.
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Although Sir Lindsay is a Labour MP, lots of Tories want him to rein in their colleagues.
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The bill's backers say the House shouldn't spoil the best chance yet to rein in Dodd-Frank.
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Trump had lashed out against China in recent weeks for not doing more to rein in Pyongyang.
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This prompted the lenders to call on the government to rein in the then-planned asset levy.
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He's sought to rein in the president's war powers, over the protests of hawks in both parties.
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Without an explicit mandate, the Fed is unlikely to take to charge to rein-in these banks.
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It may help explain why no legislative proposal to rein in rising prescription prices has gone anywhere.
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So far, Democrats have lacked the fortitude to rein in a president who threatens our constitutional order.
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China's economy has already lost momentum this year because of government efforts to rein in financial risk.
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Ultimately, the panel warned against legislative changes to rein in the President's authority to exercise nuclear authority.
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Social-media platforms must do something to rein in their users, the consensus goes, but not that .
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The U.N., for its part, has notably failed to rein in Russian aggression, as have Western leaders.
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Corker was trying to attach an amendment that would rein in the president's authority to levy tariffs.
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Chinese growth has lost momentum following government efforts to try to rein in high levels of debt.
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To rein in underage e-cigarette use, the FDA began a "historic crackdown" on the vaping industry.
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It's not just within USDA's legal authority to rein in this waiver abuse—it's the agency's duty.
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Also at the top of his agenda will be how to rein in Kenya's trigger-happy police.
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There was a simple reason for the change: Trump wants Beijing to help rein in North Korea.
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That would mask the structural issues that hamper Japan's efforts to rein in its huge public debt.
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Trump has been pressuring China to do more to rein in North Korea's missile and nuclear program.
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But hospitals and doctors aren't attracting any large-scale movement to rein in pricing and billing tactics.
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North Korea's vicious acts against civilians like Otto Warmbier, however, are much more difficult to rein in.
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Hence all the focus on whether Chinese producers will actually rein in output as they have intimated.
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The main focus of the reforms under discussion are cuts that serve to rein in Medicare spending.
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However, Trump's first budget does little to rein in debt, and it could cause debt to increase.
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But now the Securities and Exchange Commission is signaling that it wants to rein in the practice.
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Despite the stolen bag detour, it has gotten easier over the months to rein in my spending.
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In many cities, early police were often used to rein in labor strikes as work conditions deteriorated.
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Similarly, keep an eye on broader efforts to rein in these companies, both abroad and at home.
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Critic's Notebook Mr. Anderson and his partner, Juman Malouf, were given free rein in Austria's largest museum.
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Opinion A co-founder is alarmed by Mark Zuckerberg's power and wants to rein in the company.
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But legislative attempts to rein in state judges include a panoply of tactics, from scalpel to cudgel.
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Ed Markey (D-Mass.) slammed Amazon in a letter yesterday for failing to rein in coronavirus profiteers.
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The Trump administration may also be mistaken if it believes that China will rein in North Korea.
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The action aims to rein in his ability to use military action against Iran without congressional approval.
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In recent weeks, Chinese efforts to rein in some frothy lending caused turbulence in China's financial markets.
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Meanwhile, some Trump officials say the only person who can rein in Giuliani is the president himself.
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Perhaps the conductor, Marco Armiliato, could have done more to rein in these moments of verismo pomposity.
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After more than a few expensive weeknights, I knew I needed to rein in my spending habits.
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Looking to the federal government to rein in police excesses can be an exercise in managed expectations.
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They certainly don't expect him to barnstorm the country talking about how to rein in federal spending.
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A leading contender is Jared Polis, a congressman well-known for his attempts to rein in drilling.
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Qassim Suleimani, said they would press ahead with efforts to rein in the president's war-making authority.
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But it's unlikely that the generals will consistently rein in Mr. Trump at the strategic level. Gen.
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The two other experts on the panel, however, urged Congress to more actively rein in digital manipulation.
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There is also likely to be an intense U.S. push for China to rein in North Korea.
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Andrew Cuomo, who is in charge of administering the federal program, has moved to rein in costs.
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In recent weeks, President Trump has gone after China for not doing more to rein in Pyongyang.
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Congress passed new laws rein in the intelligence community and ensure effective oversight by the legislative branch.
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State legislatures in New York, Michigan, and Massachusetts are also considering bills to rein in the technology.
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The SEC statement follows weeks of subpoenas to rein in control over the growing number of exchanges.
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All this despite the President's insistence that the FBI would have "free rein" in the matter. 3.
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Failing to act — failing to rein in the abuses of power — would be a dereliction of duty.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.), a Republican presidential candidate, introduced two bills Wednesday to rein in government programs.
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And that the winners of those races will be emboldened to rein in the big tech platforms.
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Dr. Krieger also gave us a few tips for sleeping better every night: • Rein in your heater.
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Immigrant advocates hailed the decision, saying that it would rein in the Trump administration's immigration enforcement efforts.
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If regulators or banks take more decisive actions to rein in credit, the rhinos could become endangered.
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The plan announced today would be one of the most aggressive to rein in corrosive online content.
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Or she is a progressive fighter with a smart and sophisticated plan to rein in Wall Street's excesses.
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The White House has been careful not to criticize China for its failure to rein in North Korea.
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If external demand worsens further, it could dampen both corporate and consumer sentiment and rein in their spending.
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At this point, though, it might be not enough to rein in overzealous media outlets, the authors argued.
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Advertising agencies have been hit by their clients coming increasingly under pressure to rein in spending on marketing.
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But once I got over the surprise that this really works, I've had to rein in my ideas.
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The bank denied using the threat of moving to force the British government to rein in the tax.
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The levels are remarkable in light of OPEC's poor compliance record during past efforts to rein in oversupply.
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Investors will want to know if the company can rein in the massive costs of battling Amazon (AMZN).
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That loan was intended to rein in a budget deficit that threatened the country's fiscal and monetary stability.
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services today announced new measures to rein in abuse of the H-1B program.
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Kelly said the US was still struggling to find a way to rein in North Korea's aggressive behavior.
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To rein in the exuberance, the government ordered a halt to all property transactions in the new area.
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After failing to rein in its mounting losses, the company filed bankruptcy for a second time last November.
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For now, Germany retains a touching faith in America's institutions to rein in the president-elect's worst impulses.
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Now, it appears the UK is preparing to take its own measures to rein in the platform's power.
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Ardern came to power in 2017 promising to pour money into social services and rein in economic inequality.
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Censors often try to rein in online discussion when it threatens to boil over into real-world protests.
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Brussels has predicted much higher numbers for both years and has urged action to rein in the overshoot.
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Such activism can help to rein in groupthink — or it can be used to serve a political agenda.
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Tehran has threatened to abandon the nuclear pact unless other signatories act to rein in the United States.
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His thinking on the tech sector feels almost punitive: He doesn't just want to rein in Big Tech.
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Ardern came to power in 2017 promising to pour money into social services and rein in economic inequality.
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Other YouTubers have people around them, but fame and influence make it hard to rein in a star.
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He could end affirmative action and halt the Court's efforts, under Kennedy, to gradually rein in capital punishment.
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I have an anxiety-triggered shopping problem, so I've been trying to rein in my personal care purchases.
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Efforts to rein in tobacco use averted 22m deaths (many of them to cancer) between 2008 and 2014.
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"Each large seizure we make is significant as we try to rein in the heroin epidemic," Brennan said.
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Greater budget spending could spur inflation, which the central bank has been trying to rein in for years.
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Stablecoins, whose value is supposedly pegged to something else, are touted as a way to rein in speculation.
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The pilot scheme, designed to rein in debt risks among financial holding companies, also included retail conglomerate Suning.
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Demands for more government payouts will make it harder for Netanyahu to rein in a growing budget deficit.
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I&aposm not saying anyone on this panel -- NEEDHAM: The party should be fighting to rein in spending.
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But the spotlight on him gave fresh impetus to discussions about finding ways to rein in failed promoters.
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Mr Kjos plans to rein in growth ambitions and cut costs to keep the airline aloft in 2019.
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If Mr Johnson ends up in power, it will fall to them to rein in his worst instincts.
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More large companies are trying to rein in costs by rewarding workers who take steps to get healthier.
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Regulators have repeatedly promised to rein in credit issuance, only to back down when the economy has slowed.
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China has tried before to rein in profligate local officials, but they have found ways around the rules.
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Other countries in the bloc, including Germany and France, have taken steps to rein in hate speech online.
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At first, these bans are strictly enforced and societies, chastened by high-profile incidents, rein in their excesses.
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But analysts have voiced concern about overheating and the central bank's inability to rein in double-digit inflation.
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Passage of legislation to rein in the regulatory state, however, is only one part of this important effort.
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Experts have pointed to China, North Korea's longtime ally, as possibly having enough leverage to rein in Pyongyang.
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Tria said that the government had no plans to adopt corrective measures to rein in the budget deficit.
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MMTers admit inflation is a constraint but believe the government can rein in spending to head it off.
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The U.N. Security Council on Sunday demanded Kiir and Machar rein in their forces and end the fighting.
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"You can rein in abuses, but new ones always seem to crop up," single-payer advocate Gaffney added.
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Moro consistently interrupted to rein in Lula when his testimony veered toward what the judge labeled political stumping.
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He, unlike Paul Ryan and Kevin McCarthy, was able to rein in those crazy Republicans in the House!
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As a consequence, they were unable to rein in their lending during the downturn of the late 2628s.
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To rein in inflation, monetary policy had to be depoliticised and given to central bankers who stood alone.
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China's support comes after the Trump administration has repeatedly pressured China to rein in its aggressive southern neighbor.
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The company said in September it planned to rein in expansion, reduce its land bank and cut staff.
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And as more staffers leave, the fewer people remain to advise Trump responsibly and rein in his excesses.
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It's now up to Congress and the federal judiciary to rein in this corrupt excuse for a president.
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But these are minor casualties in the broader campaign to rein in the excesses of LME logistics providers.
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But there's been little sign GOP leadership is willing to use legislation to rein in Trump's tariff authority.
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Beijing and several other Chinese cities have moved to rein in the bikes, with some considering outright bans.
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That is why he is the right man to meet with and rein in the former KGB colonel.
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With the Stop Bezos Act, our lawmakers have a chance to rein in the greatest of these companies.
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Protected by the fortress of partisanship, he can then fire Rosenstein and appoint someone to rein in Mueller.
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But perhaps such escalating tensions would cause China to take more effective steps to rein in North Korea?
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"We gave him free rein in terms of staff, and the selections have been superb," Mr. Neubauer said.
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"If elected president, I will rein in Wall Street so they can't crash our economy again," he said.
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Experts said the charcoal trade was difficult to rein in because politicians were also involved in the business.
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The SEC was doing Musk a favor by demanding board members that would rein in his worst impulses.
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Trump may have been attempting to rein in the Russia investigation by supplanting Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Lagarde urged CEMAC members to rein in spending to reduce deficits during tough times and increase regional trade.
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It is the latest of a number of attempts to rein in spending on bands in recent years.
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Women may improve decision-making partly because they rein in a male penchant for overconfidence and risk-taking.
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The legislation aligns with other Trump administration and congressional Republican attempts to rein in spending on social programs.
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Troubled by pollution and worries about rising sea levels, China moved in recent months to rein in coal.
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The CRA was created as a mechanism to rein in rogue regulatory agencies who exceed their Congressional mandates.
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The company has already taken steps to rein in its business, including halting of advertising for new plans.
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Private plans, under pressure to rein in costs, could respond by creating smaller networks of doctors and hospitals.
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Two high-profile cases that seek to rein in partisan gerrymandering are slated for decisions by late June.
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The SEC statement came after weeks of subpoenas to rein in control over the growing number of exchanges.
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Be smart: Outrage over Facebook's misuse of user data and failure to rein in election fraud is real.
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In spite of Excellus' efforts to rein in the tests, vitamin D usage has remained high, Lockwood said.
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Under Barack Obama, in contrast, the CFPB actually conceived and finalized a policy to rein in these loans.
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When regulators have actually attempted to rein in this abuse, lobbyists have ensured those efforts are short lived.
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The greater bargaining power that a single, government payer might have could potentially rein in some of that.
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The decision deals a considerable blow to anti-surveillance advocates seeking to rein in activity under Section 702.
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The shift in focus worries Southeast Asian allies that Washington might allow China freer rein in the region.
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Its call there is for legislators to follow a human rights-based approach to rein in surveillance giants.
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New York is also moving to rein in Airbnb, another popular service that has threatened the hotel industry.
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Heavily indebted companies like HNA came under scrutiny as Chinese authorities pressed banks to rein in deal-making.
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If external demand worsens further, it could dampen both corporate and consumer sentiment and rein in their spending.
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The tactic may signal a more aggressive approach by Moscow to rein in critical reports on social media.
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No College Kid Needs a Water Park to Study Trustees must rein in frivolous spending at public universities.
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The move is Beijing's biggest effort yet to rein in a new kind of globally ambitious Chinese company.
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Since rising to power in 2012, Mr. Xi has sought to rein in dissent, especially on university campuses.
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Most important, voters ended Donald Trump and his Republican enablers' free rein in Washington by flipping the House.
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The Chinese government has taken a number of small steps over the past year to rein in borrowing.
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Beto O'Rourke lead the effort to rein in gun violence after O'Rourke said he'd support confiscating certain firearms.
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Ankara has been given more time to rein in rebels undermining the patrols, the Russian defense ministry said.
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"Today, we need to figure out how to rein in the unaccountable power associated with the digital revolution."
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It also said it plans to rein in spending this year by about 20163% to about $22016 billion.
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Earlier in the day, protesters gathered peacefully outside the British Consulate, calling on Britain to rein in China.
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The Regional Plan Association report goes a step further by recommending 11 different measures to rein in costs.
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He's looking for a research assistant for Barr's probe and a supervisor to "rein in" the intelligence community.
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Prior also moved Kolzig deeper into the crease in an effort to rein in some of his aggressiveness.
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Mr. Moon has done little to rein in the "Red Guard," as some detractors call his fan base.
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Advocates of voting rights see him as their best — and perhaps only — hope to rein in partisan gerrymanders.
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The fine would be the latest action Europe has taken to try to rein in American tech giants.
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Trump is making that promise despite so many of his fellow Republicans vowing to rein in entitlement spending.
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Unfortunately, the current repeal-and-replace efforts are not expected to do much to rein in those costs.
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Why would the president want to rein in the only federal agency dedicated to the consumer finance beat?
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The government eventually activated special powers to protect TIM as a strategic asset to rein in Vivendi's influence.
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Democratic and Republican members of the committee repeatedly pressed Azar on how he would rein in drug costs.
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The administration, including the Federal Communications Commission and Department of Justice, have taken steps to rein in Huawei.
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Kelly *We will deconstruct Bloomberg's new tax plan "to rein in Wall Street" around 1:40 p.m. today.
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International sanctions to rein in Iran's pursuit of a nuclear program have for years crippled the country's economy.
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Even President Obama's efforts to rein in the industry amounted to little more than regulatory theater, she argues.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has also moved to try and rein in Trump's authority to order military action.
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As such, it believes Sanders should rein in his attacks so as not to damage the eventual nominee.
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His hired advisers came to realize there was only so much they could do to rein in Trump.
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In the longer term, they should pursue structural reforms in the budget to rein in the national debt.
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Zelensky campaigned on promises to reform Ukraine and rein in corruption, which has plagued the country for years.
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Even while acknowledging the historic diversity in the Democratic field, Obama urges that candidates rein in their messaging.
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In the months after taking office, Trump sought to increase pressure on Beijing to rein in North Korea.
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Reports indicated Trump had sought a political loyalist for the role who could rein in the intelligence services.
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To put it mildly, none of this looks like decisive steps to rein in terror, as Pakistan claims.
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WeWork is slashing jobs and looking to offload its non-coworking businesses to rein in its massive losses.
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He needs to rein in the excesses and cancel the credit cards; his extended family is not pleased.
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"When it comes to the household spending limit, someone is going to have to rein in," Sowhangar said.
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Protesters appealed to Britain two weeks ago to rein in China and ensure it respects the city's freedoms.
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This makes sense intuitively, as institutions have little incentive to rein in prices when easy credit is involved.
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Creditors are forced to rein in their lending, which exposes past lending mistakes and weighs on economic growth.
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Many other presidents have tried and ultimately failed to rein in the near relentless increase in federal rules.
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Trump has vowed increased cooperation with China — North Korea's only major ally — to rein in Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions.
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If we're going to rein in our abuse of nature, we need to see it as our equal.
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Some Republicans who opposed the bill also have called for their home states to rein in their taxes.
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BYTES: Instagram released new policies yesterday to further rein in how influencers use the platform to hawk products.
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The companies have been ramping up content moderation and hiring more human fact-checkers to rein in abuse.
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The federal government has repeatedly weakened or delayed efforts to rein in vaping products over the past decade.
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The U.S. and President Trump have often called on China to do more to rein in its neighbor.
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China has been imposing controls across the country to rein in rocketing property prices, often fueled by speculators.
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The cuts aim to rein in a supply glut that has weighed on markets for over two years.
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The bar is almost impossibly high for consumers or regulators who seek to rein in abusive data practices.
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He turned to China to rein in the D.P.R.K., a well-worn approach that, predictably, has not succeeded.
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But there's a part of the brain that can rein in these behaviors, called the inhibitory control network.
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It's also, crucially, the kind of fandom that's easy to rein in, as far as copyright is concerned.
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The UN Security Council on Sunday demanded Kiir and Machar rein in their forces and end the clashes.
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In the early 230s, Bill Clinton was running for president and trying to rein in high executive pay.
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As a matter of etiquette, contemporary bosses are expected to rein in their swagger and talk up their team.
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To others, she is a progressive fighter with a smart and sophisticated plan to rein in Wall Street excess.
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The credit line seeks to rein in soaring twin deficits in the country and prop up the Argentine peso.
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The lack of consensus among the FEC's members has made it impossible to rein in campaign abuses, she said.
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First, he makes it pretty clear that he won't attempt to rein in Mueller or shut down the probe.
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Trump has been recently been full of praise of Chinese President Xi Jinping's efforts to rein in its neighbour.
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Coffee in moderation is okay, but the author says that many of us need to rein in our addiction.
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The indictment of its officers in 2014 shocked China into agreeing to a pact to rein in commercial espionage.
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That, in turn, could prompt producers to rein in capital investments, which would cut production growth targets next year.
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"Under cameras, many people will consciously rein in their behavior," an article in Friday's edition of the paper said.
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Oil prices shot up when Vladimir Putin threw his weight behind a proposal by OPEC to rein in production.
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The electric vehicle maker has struggled to rein in its spending, while staking its future on success in China.
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Will the next president commit to deploying all the resources of the executive branch to rein in Silicon Valley?
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To help rein in costs for medical care, more large employers are taking a page from Obamacare exchange plans.
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To rein in the excesses of the retweet, Wetherell suggested the social media companies turn their attention toward audiences.
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His has been a consistent vote to rein in the authority of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), for example.
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To many fans and critics an FDP return to government would rein in the CDU's most pro-European instincts.
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Facebook, WhatsApp and Twitter have overhauled policies to boost transparency ahead of the general election and rein in misinformation.
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He has, however, expressed support for a moderate carbon tax, which would aim to rein in greenhouse gas emissions.
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The congressional mandate is separate from the Trump administration's own efforts to rein in Huawei's dominance in the industry.
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The deal to rein in Iran's nuclear ambitions, signed in 2015, enabled most sanctions against Iran to be lifted.
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More large companies are trying to rein in overall costs by rewarding workers who take steps to get healthier.
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He says they will get Brazil's budget deficit under control, rein in inflation, and get the economy growing again.
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ANTITRUST, privacy, hate speech—whenever the European Union tries to rein in tech giants, Americans accuse it of protectionism.
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Kansong said a system would be set up to rein in the budget and focus only on poor families.
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"Policymakers appeared to be trying to rein in depreciation expectations with a stronger-than-expected fix (Friday), " Goldman said.
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Most are privately run and financed, operating with little or no government regulation to rein in abuse and neglect.
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Galston expects Trump's eventual Democratic opponent to champion policies designed to boost the working class and rein in corporations.
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In trying to rein in the bad guys, you make everyone miserable every time they send an e-mail.
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It connotes seriousness, it offers the promise that no TV setup is too complicated for it to rein in.
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However, the Obama administration also tried to get the Pakistanis to rein in the Haqqani Network, to little avail.
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At the end of last year, global leaders gathered in Paris to discuss how to rein in climate change.
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A global oil glut has pushed prices to 22015-year lows and forced energy companies to rein in spending.
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China has become increasingly frustrated with American and Japanese criticism that it should do more to rein in Pyongyang.
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Investors for a year have pressured oil and gas producers to rein in spending and instead focus on profits.
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"A lot of these governments are trying to find a way to rein in what's happening online," Sinpeng said.
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Health policy experts are skeptical selling insurance across state lines would do much to rein in health insurance costs.
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The ruling party's response to the revelation has been not to rein in abuses, but to pursue the leakers.
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At the same time as making available more resources, the government needs to rein in demand for NHS services.
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The energy industry has long resisted efforts to rein in fossil fuel consumption for decades to combat climate change.
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Disclosure, which will begin in 2018, was intended to create public pressure on corporations to rein in executive pay.
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Who is willing to touch the "third rail of politics" and rein in existing entitlements, rather than grow them?
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The book depicts infighting and White House strife with various officials working to rein in the president's worst impulses.
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British lawmakers want to rein in the high interest rates such firms charge on borrowing by often vulnerable people.
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Lawmakers who have pressed for action to rein in North Korea's thriving nuclear and missile programs applauded the move.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto's government implemented sweeping telecommunications reform to rein in the country's dominant telecoms and broadcasting oligopolies.
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China has faced mounting pressure from the U.S. in recent weeks to rein in North Korea's advancing weapons programs.
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Ten years after the financial crash, it's time to rein in reckless executive compensation, and demand our money back.
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I asked whether Mr. Friedman was trying to encourage Mr. Trump's children to intervene and rein in their father.
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Monday's events train new scrutiny on top Republicans, who will come under renewed pressure to rein in their President.
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Trump has promised easier trade terms to Beijing if China helps rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile testing.
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Clinton's presidential campaign, the incident in Phoenix resurrected questions about how the campaign would rein in her irrepressible husband.
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OPEC sources told Reuters the producers' club could extend its output cut in order to rein in global oversupply.
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Kirk has also straddled the controversy over Obama's regulatory push to rein in emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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If you want to assign blame for the FTC's inability to rein in companies like Facebook, look to Congress.
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But the anti-establishment fervor unleashed by Trump's 2016 campaign has proved difficult for GOP leaders to rein in.
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Kalman's claim that his organization is "fighting to rein in the abuses" of payday loans is disingenuous and misleading.
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Many see Trump's selection of Ohlhausen as acting chairwoman as a sign he'll push to rein in the agency.
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They contend it's an effective way to rein in income inequality and drastically cut the fortunes of the rich.
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It also did so by neglecting to rein in excessive borrowing, especially in U.S. dollars, by its corporate sector.
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Still, some lawmakers, such as Kennedy and Klobuchar, see the need for privacy legislation to rein in internet giants.
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Economists say Turkey needs big interest rate increases to put a floor under the lira and rein in inflation.
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A manager can rein in costs by operating a lean shop but that will only get you so far.
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And two-thirds of the ice could vanish if governments fail to rein in greenhouse gas emissions this century.
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As bankers come under pressure to rein in bonuses, asset managers are escaping the full impact of the cap.
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Washington has repeatedly urged China, North Korea's main ally and trading partner, to do more to rein in Pyongyang.
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At the time, however, there was no formal mechanism by which the federal government could rein in rogue cops.
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Moreover, his party looks less inclined to rein in Islamist firebrands as threats to its six-decade rule mount.
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Samsung had suggested early on that it was going to attempt to rein in the cost on this one.
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After the Snowden disclosures in 2013, Congress moved to rein in the NSA's call collection powers amid public outcry.
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That would be a record, and another sign of the E.U.'s desire to rein in American tech companies.
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" As he tried to rein in deportations, Mr. Obama drew moral distinctions, pledging to focus on "felons not families.
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You may think she would be too quick to put the brakes on or to rein in certain activities.
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Employers are also seeking ways to rein in health care costs by reducing unnecessary office and emergency room visits.
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Sanders' calls to rein in big businesses echoed a campaign theme that energized his supporters during the Democratic primary.
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In August, for example, his defence minister tried to rein in a loyalist militia known as the Tiger Forces.
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In 2011, the European Central Bank pressured him to reduce Italy's deficit, but he refused to rein in spending.
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If the attorney general would not rein in the special counsel, Mr. Trump resolved to find someone who would.
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Hamas had recently made efforts to rein in smaller militant groups and limit the scope of the border protests.
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Matteo Salvini is far in the lead for this month's European elections, but Italians are hard to rein in.
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Countries around the world are scrambling to rein in the coronavirus and understand its ultimate medical and economic impacts.
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President Vladimir Putin has given the Russian security services free rein in the lead-up to the World Cup.
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And it shows how Facebook tried but failed to rein in the lies, underscoring how deep its issues run.
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As activity grinds to a halt, fragile businesses will be under pressure to rein in spending and cut costs.
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An assault on ISIS begins, politicians hope to rein in Viktor Orban and our 21 Places Traveler explores Prague.
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In effort to rein in illegal dispensaries, Ontario has passed tough laws allowing the police to shut them down.
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She acknowledged that she was unfamiliar with most of the Obama administration's signature regulations to rein in greenhouse gases.
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Trump has threatened to punish Mexico and Central American countries economically if they fail to rein in migrant flows.
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But they're also acknowledging that the laws governing competition may not be enough to rein in powerful online platforms.
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The legislation does not include provisions to rein in prescription drug prices, a significant victory for the pharmaceutical industry.
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Some Romanians have said they are concerned that the Social Democrats will rein in the country's successful anticorruption efforts.
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Mr. Biden then launched into a long response about how China's assistance is required to rein in North Korea.
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Pharmaceutical companies have drawn bipartisan ire in recent years as politicians look to rein in runaway costs for consumers.
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While appropriate, such efforts to rein in executive war-making powers have proved insufficient since the 9/11 attacks.
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Reckoning with that history is crucial to the discussion about how to rein in Big Tech's seemingly limitless power.
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Ayman al-Zawahiri, who succeeded Osama bin Laden in 2011, repeatedly tried to rein in Baghdadi, to no avail.
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Abroad, Anbang shocked Wall Street with its multibillion-dollar takeover efforts, even as Beijing moved to rein in deals.
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For that, read direct intervention to rein in a currency that has rallied 10 percent so far this year.
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Trump also repeatedly berated his former Attorney General Jeff Sessions over his failure to rein in the Russia probe.
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On Saturday, he tweeted he was "very disappointed" in China for not doing more to rein in North Korea.
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" ON CHINESE PRESIDENT XI'S EFFORTS TO REIN IN NORTH KOREA "He certainly doesn't want to see turmoil and death.
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Caterpillar said it would need to raise prices for customers and rein in costs to help offset the tariffs.
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Collin Green, who has sought to rein in what some saw as years of lax discipline in the force.
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If you want to rein in your spending, there's a way to make the process easier: Check your values.
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"There is a desire to rein in expectations that the currency is merely a one-way bet," he said.
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Despite a decade's worth of warnings from security researchers, efforts to rein in the threat remain disjointed and inadequate.
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Regulators are also pushing banks to rein in riskier corporate loans, including short-term credit, Reuters reported in June.
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"The Constitution gives Congress the responsibility to rein in a lawless President," Jeffries tweeted Tuesday, announcing a 4 p.m.
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South Korea has introduced new rules to rein in speculative cryptocurrency investing, restricting trading to real-name bank accounts.
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Booker, who is vegan, suggested that his administration would also rein in subsidies to the meat and dairy industry.
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The Czechs are among the few in Europe still debating whether tighter policy is needed to rein in inflation.
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China continues to step up oversight of its financial system in efforts to rein in threats to market stability.
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Following North Korea's launch, Trump said the missile test would not alter the administration's strategy to rein in Pyongyang.
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They've passed sweeping legislation to rein in the bureau, limit it powers and give lawmakers control of its budget.
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The group urged major oil producers to boost compliance with output cuts in order to help rein in oversupply.
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To rein in spiralling costs for utilities, China in late September relaxed some of its previously introduced mining caps.
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Some observers have warned that getting too tough on China could jeopardize Beijing's willingness to rein in Pyongyang's behavior.
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Where could the spending be cut to try to rein in the deficit, and are you at this point?
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Further, 41% of these savers also said they rein in their expenses by owning a modest home, Principal found.
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He resisted Mr. Zuma's push to approve expensive nuclear power plants, and he tried to rein in public spending.
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It's a question vexing the platform as it tries to rein in bad actors with a new recommendation algorithm.
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There is no strong evidence that Buchanan was motivated to rein in state power because he opposed Brown v.
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There are things the Iraqi government could do to rein in the militias — namely, reassert security control in Diyala.
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Trey HollingsworthJoseph (Trey) Albert HollingsworthOvernight Defense: House passes bills to rein in Trump on Iran | Pentagon seeks Iraq's permission to deploy missile defenses | Roberts refuses to read Paul question on whistleblower during impeachment trial Here are the lawmakers who defected on Iran legislation House votes to rein in Trump's military authority MORE (Ind.).
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But there's also opportunities for the courts to rein in the Directive – or even throw out its worst articles entirely.
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Moscow, which backs Syrian President Bashar al-Assad whom Ankara wants gone, is pressing Turkey to rein in the rebels.
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But following reforms in China this year to rein in overproduction, and growing demand in Asia Pacific, coal prices soared.
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The lender has proposed cutting 700 jobs by the end of the year in an effort to rein in costs.
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"This would require Italy to provide a plan of corrective action to rein in its large public debt," Wee said.
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Business warns The US business community supports Trump's efforts to rein in intellectual property theft and open up China's market.
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During his previous tenure as finance minister, the veteran civil servant Nene had been keen to rein in government spending.
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In the past few years, the central bank has managed to rein in inflation, while letting the rouble float freely.
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Rather than denounce or rein in these dangerous impulses, leading Democratic officeholders and candidates are openly encouraging the outrageous behavior.
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Russia already tightly controls traditional media outlets like television and newspapers, now Putin is hoping to rein in the internet.
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This will pressure policymakers to take further steps to rein in a market that more experts are calling a bubble.
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His call to rein in charter schools was lauded by Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers.
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The crackdown on opioid prescriptions to rein in the raging epidemic of opioid abuse and overdoses is picking up steam.
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Mining shares underperformed after oil prices fell as analysts doubted upcoming producer talks would be able to rein in oversupply.
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Ms Park's government has also been trying to persuade America to punish China for failing to rein in the North.
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Tech companies, law enforcement agencies and legislators in Washington responded, committing to new measures meant to rein in the scourge.
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Beijing cracked down on that financing early last year as part of an attempt to rein in ballooning untracked debt.
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Prices soon fell, in particular after Parliament in 1720 passed the "Bubble Act" to rein in "undertakings of great advantage".
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Ahead of the latest quarterly reports, they wanted to know if firms could produce more oil and rein in spending.
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Moon came to power this month promising to rein in the family-owned conglomerates that dominate Asia's fourth-largest economy.
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"We can see similar efforts underway to rein in economic commentators in the domestic media space as well," she said.
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Lawmakers from both parties struggled to elicit details about Page's meetings with Russians and to rein in his meandering testimony.
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A readiness to change the constitution has provided some statutory and legal checks and balances to rein in bad actors.
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At this time last year, the market was expecting global coordinated tightening to slow speculation and rein in asset bubbles.
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The ECB meets on Thursday and is expected to resist calls from certain quarters to rein in its stimulus programme.
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Those declines followed a series of cooling measures from the government to rein in the housing market's sharp price rises.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hillary Clinton began her presidential campaign by promising to do what it takes to rein in Wall Street.
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What's next: Policymakers — in Congress and in the states — are eyeing a variety of ways to rein in surprise billing.
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The wealthiest shoppers plan to rein in their spending, with those households earning $2655,225 or more saying they'll spend $403,240.
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Much of what Warren proposes—like greater scrutiny of big mergers—would help rein in the telecom sector as well.
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He calls it the traffic light strategy and it uses the colors green, yellow, and red to rein in chatter.
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The new DOJ investigation isn't the first attempt by the government to try and rein in shady Bitcoin practices, either.
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"Even as builders try to rein in costs, home prices continue to outpace incomes," said NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz.
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Francis tried to rein in the priests, and when they continued to disobey his orders, he threatened them with expulsion.
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Homebuilders are also keeping a tight lid on costs as they rein in home prices to attract buyers, analysts said.
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National sales are rising despite authorities tightening home and land purchase requirements in major cities to rein in price increases.
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So, the authorities are wise to take steps to rein in the riskier lending and the more opaque savings instruments.
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Some analysts had thought it might rein in its optimism on the economy given a soft ending to last year.
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And officials in Washington, Oregon and California are planning new measures to rein in carbon emissions to combat climate change.
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In the wake of the EpiPen fallout, some drug companies are making a greater effort to rein in drug prices.
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The regulator has faced criticism in the same inquiry for failing to rein in the country's biggest financial industry participants.
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For now, the gap is widening between America and China as they try to rein in Mr Kim's nuclear ambitions.
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It is a small start to rein in an industry that accounts for a quarter of the global financial system.
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Washington wants China, the North's neighbor and main trading partner, to use its influence to rein in the weapons programs.
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Still, McIntosh does offer some promise for those in Congress interested in empowering private actors to rein in executive power.
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The Obama administration made several attempts to rein in ICE agents with memos directing them whom to "prioritize" for deportation.
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CHICAGO — In this city's urgent push to rein in gun and gang violence, the Police Department is keeping a list.
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Bucking that system to rein in abuses in newer member states would disrupt political and economic fortunes across the Continent.
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The move drew an angry response from Beijing, whose help Washington has been soliciting to help rein in North Korea.
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Taking these simple steps to rein in the opaque practices of PBMs and payers is action that is long overdue.
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Some policymakers and analysts argue that colleges and universities must get with the austere times and rein in reckless spending.
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He was appointed by Trump to lead the agency in November 85033, pledging to rein in the CFPB's oversight practices.
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In Congress, several initiatives have been proposed to rein in presidential authority on new tariffs, but none has yet advanced.
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In 2018, China moved to rein in currency outflows via the handful of overseas investment channels available to mainland investors.
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The Vatican, shamefully, has done nothing to rein in Cardinal López, whose crude prejudice undermines Pope Francis' message of tolerance.
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It may be easier to use macroprudential policies to rein in overlending to the commodities sector during the boom years.
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In hindsight, a failure now to rein in the seemingly inevitable escalation in tensions with Iran could be judged calamitous.
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The congressmen feared all this effort to rein in platforms would end up hindering such companies from moderating content altogether.
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Already, five Republican senators have signed on to an effort to rein in executive authority in imposing certain trade barriers.
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And Majority Leader Paul Ryan needs to alter his hands-off approach and rein in partisan excesses in the caucus.
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On Wednesday, Cathay Pacific chairman John Slosar said the company would not rein in staff for openly supporting the protests.
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His comments come after Trump said Saturday "only one thing" would rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile development programs.
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China began the year in a tightening cycle, trying to rein in the excessive credit growth of the recent past.
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The sale is part of Beijing's broader efforts to rein in risky practices by financial services firms, the sources said.
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Prices have slowly leveled off and even softened in tier-154.2018 cities following government measures to rein in speculative investment.
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"Obama's failure to rein in George Bush's national security policies hands Donald Trump a fully loaded weapon," Mr. Romero said.
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Cemig, controlled by the Minas Gerais state, needs to regain control of the dams to rein in rapid debt growth.
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Ultimately, some of those who testified warned against legislative changes to rein in the President's authority to exercise nuclear authority.
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"The federal government needs to do far more, not less, to rein in climate pollution from power plants," Inslee said.
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"Any time we try to do anything to rein in drug costs, we are met with fierce opposition," Schakowsky said.
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The Beijing municipal government announced new steps to rein in its booming housing market after the market close on Friday.
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When asked about how to rein in drug costs, Brady underscored the importance of government incentives to help encourage research.
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He portrays a vengeful, war-weary Batman trying to rein in another superhero in "Batman v Superman," out next week.
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We will strengthen ethics laws, rein in out of control lobbyists, and protect our elections from domestic and foreign sabotage.
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The campaign has also produced calls for carpet bombing in Syria and steps to rein in the press at home.
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More than 40 cities rolled out new tightening measures in May to rein in a market rebound, the NBS said.
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Given this lucrative alliance, government willingness to rein in privacy abuses on the telecom front have been tepid at best.
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Why this matters: This fits with trends at Alphabet (formerly Google) to rein in moonshot projects and their high costs.
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DSI been battling a depressed Gulf construction market, as governments rein in spending on infrastructure schemes after oil prices declined.
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From North Carolina to Oklahoma, lawmakers are trying to rein in judges in response to court rulings they don't like.
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The European Union, too internally divided to agree on a coherent Russia policy, has also failed to rein in Putin.
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Other drug companies traded lower as investors worried that the government would take action to rein in drug price increases.
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Under Ruth Porat, its chief financial officer, Alphabet has worked to rein in spending at its research and development projects.
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It's Europe's latest move to rein in American tech companies, but history suggests that investors have little reason to fret.
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Tillerson also spoke about the many times he had to rein in the president from pursuing options outside the law.
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And he is actively rolling back the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, which sought to rein in carbon dioxide emissions.
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And here at home, President Donald Trump bashes China for failing to press Pyongyang to rein in its nuclear program.
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But Mr. Macri's efforts to rein in spending have made him deeply unpopular amid soaring inflation, rising unemployment and poverty.
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But the statutes are still on the books and could be used to rein in even the biggest tech giants.
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Remarkably, she begins her crusade with antiquity, specifically monotheism, which installed a single god to rein in an unruly pantheon.
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Rebalancing is counterintuitive — selling winners, buying losers — but it helps rein in the amount of risk you are taking on.
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Elsewhere in trade: • Senate Republican leaders look set to quash Senator Bob Corker's bid to rein in the president's tariffs.
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If only Beijing were properly motivated, the conventional wisdom goes, it could rein in its North Korean ally and neighbor.
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Dodd-Frank was passed to rein in too-big-to-fail banks and establish new protections for consumers and investors.
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The creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, in 2011, has begun to rein in the industry, to some degree.
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After a spate of high-profile hearings last year, there has been little legislative action to rein in Big Tech.
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In that cycle, GOP contenders attacked President Obama, bashing the Affordable Care Act and promising to rein in government spending.
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Then she turned on Mr. Xi when he declined to rein in North Korea as much as she had expected.
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While new regulations to rein in the use of e-cigarettes are needed, lawmakers need to be careful, Stokes said.
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Google isn't the only company to rein in its fora because not everyone on its team is on its team.
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Major financial sector lobbying groups that have sought to rein in the bureau endorsed the bill shortly after its release.
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Although his concerns were widely shared, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo failed to rein in Mr. Sondland, Mr. Morrison said.
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Trump has long vowed to pressure China to rein in North Korea, particularly Pyongyang's rapidly advancing nuclear and missile programs.
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Both countries deny the charges and say the boycott is an attempt to rein in support for reform in Bahrain.
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The world's two largest economies have moved to rein in a trade war that threatens to drag on global growth.
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What Congress should do in this upcoming year is live up to its past bipartisan promises to rein in spending.
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The Chinese economy has lost momentum this year following government efforts to try to rein in high levels of debt.
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Democrats dismissed the rebranded environmental regulation bill as an "opportunistic" way to advance GOP efforts to rein in the EPA.
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Any effort to rein in health care costs will have to confront the growth in the cost of private insurance.
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The change comes at a critical moment in the agency's effort to rein in abuses in the student loan industry.
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Yet despite the legal system's failings, they agree that the Shaked-Netanyahu campaign to rein in judicial review is dangerous.
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Qassem Soleimani in an airstrike has sparked a debate on Capitol Hill about trying to rein in Trump's war powers.
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The level of scrutiny signals the government intends to rein in those companies, but it is unclear when or how.
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"Probably about 10," Kaine said when asked about the number of Republicans who could vote to rein in Trump's powers.
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Both have pushed to rein in the bureau as part of broader efforts to lighten regulation on the financial industry.
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Pyonyang's return to missile-firing activities this week proves more needs to be done to rein in the rogue nation.
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The verdict strained relations and could affect bilateral efforts to rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile programmes, analysts say.
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State-backed banks were told to pull back on easy cash for state-owned enterprises and rein in risky lending.
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While it's not a dramatic cut, investors are looking for airlines to rein in growth as fuel becomes more expensive.
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Now tech leaders have a responsibility to rein in the creations that have grown too unwieldy for them to control.
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But some members of Congress have already dismissed the idea of trying to rein in Trump's executive power on trade.
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Struggles to rein in hardware and labor costs threaten to make the e-scooter trend into a soon-forgotten fad.
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And German Chancellor Angela Merkel might yield some domestic benefits back home if she was seen to rein in Macron.
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All of which to say, reusables are still humanity's best bet to rein in the chaos and tackle climate change.
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He has since reversed course, announcing his support this year for Mr. Sanders's bill to rein in prescription drug costs.
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They could set a precedent for other cities seeking to rein in Uber and potentially set off a ripple effect.
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It sounds like we've created a Frankenstein where even the schools can't do much to rein in these massive programs.
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Instead, the Grammys come off as the older generation scolding the young, the entrenched trying to rein in the newcomers.
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WEWORK IS HALTING ALL NEW LEASE AGREEMENTS WITH PROPERTY OWNERS AS CO TRIES TO RAPIDLY REIN IN ITS COSTS - FT
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They walk and hitch rides along highways, frustrating each new attempt by regional governments to rein in the runaway crisis.
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These systems also helped rein in the chaos by functioning as a sort of umbrella app for their partner devices.
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Also of import, the country has had to rein in the welfare state, and has reduced subsidies for most Saudis.
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But so far, neither have used Donald Trump as a reason why Congress needs to rein in the executive branch.
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Facebook banned advertising of ICOs and cryptocurrencies, Google just joined suit and even Twitter is attempting to rein in the fraudsters.
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In light of this, he says the company plans to rein in its land acquisition plans and boost its cash balance.
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In a Tweet late Monday, Trump suggested that China wasn't doing enough to rein in its nuclear-armed neighbor North Korea.
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The push to rein in losses has also forced Lore to reevaluate some of his division's non-core, money-losing businesses.
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Experts, on the other hand, say that insurers had to rein in increases after raising rates too much in prior years.
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We have no choice but to rein in our blind trust of the social media platforms that increasingly define the internet.
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Malloch told the BBC recently he would work to rein in the EU if he was named to the ambassador post.
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It also bought rice from India in state-to-state deals to quickly raise supplies and try to rein in prices.
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We need to rein in the economic and political power of giant corporations, their lobbyists, and the wealthy and well-connected.
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Article V gives states the ability to propose amendments that might, for example, rein in an out-of-control, undisciplined government.
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Some analysts argue that the decline in spending is only short-term, related to the government's efforts to rein in debt.
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But overseas workers had been targeted as an area to raise revenue as Australia looks to rein in ballooning budget deficits.
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While Bannon's entry raised some eyebrows, Conway's elevation signaled to many that Trump might be prepared to rein in his rhetoric.
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CHP and Iyi party officials insist that an opposition-held parliament could rein in Mr Erdogan, assuming he wins the election.
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The SNB pays close attention to capital flows as it tries to rein in what it calls a significantly overvalued franc.
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Economists worried that heightened uncertainty would prompt households to rein in their spending and businesses to put investment plans on hold.
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His other choice would be to rein in the rhetoric and follow a more open approach – coined "Soft Trump" by Lamy.
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It also came as the federal government is waging fights on multiple fronts to rein in the activities of the church.
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The main ideas for curbing it are to introduce a VAT and to rein in the fast-growing public-salary bill.
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On Thursday, four of the Senate's most conservative members said the new plan failed to rein in the federal government's role.
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Facebook began looking for outside help amid criticism for failing to rein in Russian propaganda ahead of the 2016 presidential elections.
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None of Congress' proposals to rein in surprise medical bills address ambulances — which are expensive and often aren't covered by insurance.
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The government has been under pressure from Brussels and the International Monetary Fund to detail plans to rein in public spending.
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A regulatory campaign to rein in debt levels sent tremors through the financial system, making banks much warier about lending cash.
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But the looming slowdown in global growth, made worse by trade tensions, is also forcing businesses to rein in their outlooks.
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This should not only reduce premiums for individuals and families, but equally important, rein in the growth of US healthcare expenditures.
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Ms Koike may well be able to rein in the rapidly rising budget for the 2020 Olympics, which Tokyo will host.
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The plunge in oil prices since mid-2014 has pushed energy-rich Gulf Arab states to rein in lavish public spending.
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Proponents of these regulatory rollback laws claim they are needed to rein in runaway agencies, hence the cleverly named "REINS" Act.
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Donald Trump said Russia was "hurting" efforts to rein in North Korea Wednesday — a rare White House rebuke for the Kremlin.
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Yet Beijing has been upset by complaints from Washington and Tokyo it is not doing enough to rein in North Korea.
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Price is hopefully going to find out exactly what - and rein in extravagant, wasteful or simply inappropriate use of taxpayers' dollars.
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The new directives also come as Beijing tries to rein in what and how private technology services are infiltrating students' lives.
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A clear statutory standard could promote consistency and rein in any potential judicial tendencies toward either excessive activism or excessive deference.
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The United States is seeking more help from China, the North's major ally, to rein in Pyongyang's nuclear and missile development.
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But the incident raises questions about the effectiveness of an SEC fraud settlement and attempts to rein in Musk's online antics.
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Efforts to rein-in regulations and ease complexity ought to be taken seriously given the sweeping impacts over-regulation can have.
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There are those who will say that the market will eventually rein in any company that doesn't properly serve its customers.
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In response, the exchanges ordered major institutional investors that lack a commodities background to rein in their trading, the people said.
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In response, it will need to rein in demand for expensive hospital treatment by changing how non-hospital care is organised.
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Rajoy's appointment was not enough to dispel investor concerns over Spain's ability to implement reforms and rein in a burgeoning deficit.
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Twitter and other social media firms have overhauled policies to boost transparency ahead of the general election and rein in misinformation.
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Mulvaney has proposed sweeping changes to rein in the CFPB's spending after railing against the bureau's power as a GOP congressman.
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The move represents another step by Beijing to rein in speculative credit growth in an effort to prevent asset price bubbles.
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She accompanied him on the campaign trail and recorded ads praising him, saying he'd keep America safe and rein in government.
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With the right pick, Trump would have an opportunity to indirectly rein in the special counsel or shut him down entirely.
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Washington is also seeking more help from China, the North's only major ally, to rein in Pyongyang's nuclear and missile development.
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The company brought in Ruth Porat from Morgan Stanley as chief financial officer, a sign it wanted to rein in spending.
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He has pushed for bipartisan action to rein in premium increases, which were partly brought on by the Trump administration's actions.
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If the bill makes it through the Senate despite opposition, it could galvanize other efforts to rein in the buyout industry.
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But a win for Abadi, who aims to rein in Iranian-backed bodies like the PMF, could potentially temper Tehran's strength.
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Going to the Games is an emotional experience for competitors and he had to rein in their excitement, Gomez Cora said.
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It also prevents U.S. shale drillers from locking in higher future prices with buyers, which tends to rein in their production.
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China faces slower economic growth thanks to the trade war plus efforts to rein in financial risks and tackle pollution problems.
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Rivals will rein in bad behavior from Facebook, not new rules, and it is that potential leash that regulators might destroy.
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These are the flash floods of outrage which in turn provoke demands that the authorities rein in the would-be censors.
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Meadows said he "absolutely" supports the concept but has been sidetracked by administration efforts to rein in skyrocketing drug costs unilaterally.
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The police tried, largely unsuccessfully, to rein in the violence, which the authorities said had left at least five people injured.
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In Mr. Carson's view, it's past time to raise rates, both to stay ahead of inflation and rein in speculative excess.
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The two leaders were expected to discuss what China can do to rein in North Korea's missile and nuclear weapon programs.
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A senior U.S. general on Tuesday accused Moscow of acting as "both arsonist and firefighter" by failing to rein in Assad.
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S.85033 or S.2533 (Feinstein) and HR 2898 (Valadao) are proposing to modify current policies and rein in federal agencies.
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The FTC by contrast has the institutional expertise and Congressional mandate from Congress to rein in corporate abuses and protect consumers.
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The two leaders were expected to discuss what China can do to rein in North Korea's missile and nuclear weapon programmes.
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Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.) for years has been critical of any attempt to rein in controversial post-9/11 counterterrorism policies.
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His comments came as the world second-largest economy grapples with growing pains, while trying to rein in high debt levels.
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Republicans say the bipartisan commission would rein in the agency and prevent it from stifling the economy with overbearing enforcement actions.
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Its support should only go to loyal government actors and security force units willing to rein in the worst predatory behavior.
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Last year it took its first step to rein in Section 230 by limiting its protections for enabling online sex trafficking.
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"The committee noted that at 14 percent the policy rate was tight enough to rein in current inflationary pressures," he said.
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President Trump's fiery rhetoric has only unnerved U.S. allies instead, while failing to rein in the intended target of his words.
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But the statement addressing the settlements issued Thursday made clear that the US is looking for Israel to rein in construction.
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CEO Jes Staley told analysts Thursday that the bank will look to further rein in costs if fee revenue stays weak.
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In the House, conservatives lamented that Trump's deal with Democrats included no meaningful reforms to rein in spending and debt. Rep.
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Public defenders find themselves at an increasing disadvantage, surely contributing to our nation's inability to really rein in prison population growth.
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The agency then moved to fulfill its mandate by proposing a new federal rule to rein in this increasingly widespread practice.
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Saudi Arabia's energy minister said he was confident that action to rein in output would bring the oil market into balance.
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Facebook is has rejiggered its newsfeed algorithm to try to rein in fake news and suspended Cambridge Analytica from its platform.
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Any legislative effort to rein in pharmaceutical costs would have to pass both chambers and win Trump's support to become law.
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Bob Barr (R-Ga.) urged last year that Republicans should rein in short-sale manipulators who are unfairly harming particular companies.
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To do nothing would send a worrying message: that directors are unwilling or unable to rein in Musk's more troubling traits.
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But everyone in the White House, and in the GOP hierarchy, has long since stopped trying to rein in the President.
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Opinion Federal regulators were right to rein in his reckless management, but the company and the global auto industry need him.
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And the code that drove the progressives to rein in the malefactors of great wealth is nothing but a distant memory.
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But to our knowledge, he did not take steps to rein in these abuses once at the agency's helm in 2013.
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Among other charges, he has accused China of currency manipulation, cheating in trade matters, and failing to rein in North Korea.
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And there's still time to rein in the technology with both policy and pressure before things really get out of hand.
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And today, the Food and Drug Administration issued guidelines outlining how food companies and restaurants can rein in their salt use.
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The meeting leader should make sure everyone feels comfortable contributing and rein in any conversation hogs who tend to dominate meetings.
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The U.S. federal government has failed to rein in health care costs, which many of our peer nations have successfully done.
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During arguments in March, conservative justices signaled skepticism toward allowing judicial intervention to rein in gerrymandering while liberal justices seemed supportive.
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She's demanded since the attacks that social media platforms like Facebook rein in hateful content, and limit access to Tarrant's manifesto.
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The United States has long pressed China, the North's main political and economic supporter, to help rein in the country's provocations.
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The United States and China are wrangling over trade issues but also jointly looking to rein in North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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The same goes for claims that trying to rein in emissions will do terrible economic damage and destroy millions of jobs.
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The Communist Party controls many things in China but one thing that it could not rein in today was the pollution.
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If Netflix fails to rein in its spending or continue meaningful revenue growth, shareholders will rue bingeing on the company's stock.
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But they have also frequently expressed disappointment that Russia has failed to rein in attacks on civilians by the Syrian government.
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He vowed to rein in big business interests, which were given too long a leash, pushing the economy to the brink.
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Investors have hammered the lira in recent weeks on concerns about the central bank's ability to rein in double-digit inflation.
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Macri slashed natural gas subsidies early in his term in a bid to rein in the budget deficit and attract investment.
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Hensarling went on to hit Washington for continuing to function while refusing to rein in the national debt and government spending.
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It was also the first time the federal government, led by George W. Bush, moved to rein in the Golden State.
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And OPEC may be making things easier for shale producers by agreeing to rein in output for such a long period.
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Rein in hedge funds' ability to buy companies and load them up with debt by limiting the deductibility of debt financing.
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Trump made similar comments this past weekend, saying "only one thing" would rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile development programs.
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The fine would be the latest action Europe has taken to try to rein in American tech giants: http://bit.ly/2kk3alI.
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Much is said to diminish the potential impact of leveraging North Korea's trade dependence on China to rein in the regime.
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The regulation sought to rein in spending on joint replacements for Medicare patients; Mr. Price's legislation would have delayed its implementation.
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On the oil front, prices traded higher after major oil producer Saudi Arabia vowed to curb exports to rein in oversupply.
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" IAP's mission is "to lend a conservative voice to the calls for federal and state governments to rein in Big Tech.
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That is seen as a precursor to a broader policy revision later this year to rein in its extraordinary stimulus measures.
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But any bill to rein in or override Trump would be all but guaranteed to draw opposition from the White House.
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Congress hasn't done much to rein in the costs of prescription drugs, so states are taking matters into their own hands.
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Zambia will also cancel or delay more approved project loans to cut its fiscal deficit and rein in debt service payments.
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Supporters argue it may continue to do so, in part by ratcheting up pressure on China to rein in its ally.
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Cook said Monday that FINRA was considering additional measures to rein in high-risk brokers, but he didn't go into specifics.
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The measure has found allies among Democrats in the House, where members are looking for ways to rein in Trump's power.
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As always, with a compliant Congress, it will be up to the courts to rein in the president and his agencies.
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Joe Biden also proposed banning foreign governments from lobbying as part of a set of proposals to rein in lobbyists' influence.
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Trump administration officials are expected to try to take the opportunity to rally an international coalition to help rein in Iran.
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The world remains awash with oil despite a deal struck by some of the world's biggest producers to rein in output.
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We need to use trade enforcement to rein in China's unfair trade practices, but this isn't the way to do it.
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A similar effort earlier this year to rein in anticorruption efforts spurred record numbers of Romanians to demonstrate in the streets.
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The key lawmakers could potentially unveil legislation that would overhaul the country's antitrust laws to effectively rein in dominant tech companies.
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Under that pact, reached in 2015, countries set their own targets and timetables to rein in emissions of planet-warming gases.
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Don't worry, some will say, as President, Trump will be surrounded by smart advisors who will rein in his worst impulses.
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The 1976 law was actually meant to rein in presidential power and put some guardrails around how presidents declared national emergencies.
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But his verbal gymnastics failed to rein in the euro for very long, leaving it trading at 2.488 at 1606 GMT.
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Portland wants to rein in drivers with tolls on two interstate highways — a form of congestion pricing that would require federal approval.
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Mr Trump has been forced to admit that his earlier hopes of getting China to rein in North Korea have gone unfulfilled.
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The Gulf construction sector has slowed since mid-2014 after the slump in global oil prices forced governments to rein in spending.
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