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Jefferson kept his seat, reined in his restive steed, and put an equally effective rein upon his own temper.

A great iron gate barred the path, and Edmund reined in his horse. An old woman came out of a stone hut to greet him.

While their coverage was eventually reined in, it was too late to put the union genie back in bottle.

I have called you to tell you this: the dark ones have exhausted my patience and they will be reined-in.

For the first time she felt safe enough to simply be herself, and out poured the hurt and pain she had reined in and denied for years.

The girl reined in the horse to see if he had come to.

Russia's president recently declared that "out-of-control" state companies needed to be reined in.

C. , there's even cocktail party chatter about whether the search giant's power needs to be reined in by antitrust regulators.

The excesses of Wall Street, blamed by many for the Depression, were reined in with the passage of the Truth in Securities Act on May 27.

Hence the fact that, in this tribal culture, nobody reined in the excesses of the structured finance teams at Citi and Merrill.

But they may have to be reined in to avoid overheating, inflation and asset bubbles.

The foreign secretary, William Hague, said that he had reined in BBC proposals to close up to 13 language services.

To be fair, Sarkozy has, more than four years into his presidency, largely reined in such tendencies.

US employers laid off workers for a fourth consecutive month in April as businesses reined in spending.

Determined to forestall a catastrophe, Malygos decreed that the world's unbridled magic must be reined in by any means necessary.

Little by little, it has guided up interest rates, reined in bank lending and introduced a series of rules to deter real estate speculation.

Guy, who knew even then what skill the man before him had with the bow, reined in as he saw the arrows fitted.

If you do not want high oil prices reined in the throat of China, China should speed up the development 'oil from coal' technologies.

With luck and good judgment some of the worst excesses of the financial system will now be reined in.

China has raised interest rates a quarter of a point and reined in bank lending.

Consumers have reined in spending, eroding sales-tax receipts, while job losses have cut income-tax collections.

Credit expansion was reined in. Policies to contain the fever of property development also followed.

China's macro economy has remained sound and stable with the trend of overheating growth being reined in.

The thinking is that if Google becomes a serious air- and hotel-metasearch competitor, Kayak's growth prospects would be reined in.

He reined in as he approached the busy road.

She claimed the jockey had reined in the horse on purpose so it would come in last.

Middle East oil producers, hit by falling export revenue, have reined in spending plans.

The officer reined in his horse at a crossroads.

ICE and police who abuse power need to be reined in at once.

Meanwhile, credit growth has been reined in, with the growth in outstanding credit now at about 15 per cent.

Yet such targets are nothing new and haven't reined in output to date.

I keep that energy reined in, harness it, so that I can ride it even further.

She kept her emotions tightly reined in.

Now he worries that ACFTU is being reined in because of the government's concerns over the economic outlook.

They reined in in front of the post office.

In China, the authorities eventually reined in the anti-Japanese demonstrations of 2005.

Morgan Stanley, based on one measure, boosted its risk-taking in the third quarter, even as rivals like Goldman reined in risk.

And spending growth is to be reined in so that expenditure slides from 42. 6% of GDP in 2007-08 to 42. 0% in 2010-11.