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"The government came to the conclusion that the only way to rein in criticism was to physically take the critics off the grid, " he said.

If China is no longer exporting deflation, domestic prices in Europe and the US will have to be kept on a rather tighter rein in future.

Those companies do not exist in a vacuum - they do business with other firms who will also be hit if they start to rein in their spending.

Now, the State Council is trying to rein in an overheating solar sector by ordering plant closures.

With economic growth also slowing more than expected, officials have moved from trying to rein in prices to encouraging buyers.

A few companies said the projections might be too high because of recent moves to rein in bonuses in response to public scrutiny.

It needs to rein in its defence spending, which is currently equivalent to that of the next 20 countries combined.

Merely swatting him away is no longer an option as the U. S. , South Korea and United Nations demand that China rein in its ally.

Certainly it does look as if officials are planning to step up their efforts to curb price rises and rein in a runaway property market.

In the run-up to Copenhagen, China has pledged to move much further than seemed imaginable even a year ago to rein in its emissions.

Gerald did not see his daughter in the shadow of the trees, and he drew rein in the road, patting his horse's neck with approbation.

Beijing is trying to tame housing prices , rein in overly aggressive lending and stop banks from shifting loans off their books .

If the company is unable or unwilling to rein in Creepy, request to be transferred to another department, assuming that's an option.

In a move seen as an attempt to rein in the Mutawa, in February 2009, Saudi's King Abdullah replaced the head of the organisation.

Beijing has been trying to rein in the explosive growth of these products.

When North Korea shelled a South Korean island last month China did at least try to create a framework to rein in its neighbour.

This will be the defining moment of the new coalition, as the chancellor sets out his long-term plan to rein in the deficit.

To rush to the seat, rein in the sun between the people forgot to bring the treasures of soul, no way you could get a moment!

Analysts say that this shows that China's recent attempts to rein in price rises is starting to have an impact.

Europe will be pursuing austerity, China is trying to rein in bank lending but America has opted for another fiscal stimulus.

American smiles, however, might have been broader had they persuaded the Chinese to use their clout to rein in a belligerent North Korea.

The reformasi has also introduced a new sense of accountability, which has done a bit to rein in the still rampant corruption.

In the past, Hamas has not been able to rein in all militant groups here and its authority will be tested by this move.

The other big non-OPEC exporters, Mexico and Norway, also seem unlikely to rein in exports at a time of dropping oil revenue.

But my partner was more concerned with profit - he told me to rein in food costs by buying cheaper fish.

He was able to rein in his temper, and he thanked the two swindlers for the important lesson.

She will have to rein in her husband, a global statesman in his own right.

Taiwan's presidential election might prove to be a perilous watershed in its relationship with China. Can Beijing rein in the renegade?

In his view, the efforts would have to include an appeal to patriotism and come with a longer-term plan to rein in the budget deficit.

Digg and Wikipedia would do well to stop pretending they're operated by the many and start thinking of ways to rein in the power of the few.

Whatever such people may say, they will always find reasons to say no to any actual proposal to rein in runaway bankers.

Part of that is a natural, and necessary, part of any serious effort to rein in government spending.

And as the news was relayed throughout the country no one could rein in his or her excitement as they reeled from the joy of success.

Economic slowdown has to a large extent been the result of a concerted government effort to rein in housing prices.

But by his first week in office in late May he was forced to rein in escalating deficits at the state-owned refiner.

That action is now regarded as part of a broader government plan for SOEs to divest and thereby rein in fast-rising housing and land prices.

This was a bill designed to rein in the secret deals and reckless gambling that nearly brought down the financial system.

But it is not enough to rein in the deficits in reaction to what has happened.

But he says many members may vote in favor of it, because China has not taken enough measures to rein in the trade gap.

All of that led to the broad effort from the Obama administration to enlist China to rein in Pyongyang.

China's slowing economy is a direct result of government efforts to rein in inflation, which has been running at a three-year high.

This move is interpreted as a warning to banks that have been the most active lenders that they should rein in excessive behaviour.

In 2006, the N. B. A. tried to rein in excessive complaining with a set of "respect for the game" guidelines.

China has taken a host of measures to rein in exports, which have been growing at nearly twice the rate of imports in recent months.

The announcement is part of a government campaign to improve energy efficiency and rein in environmental damage from China's economic surge.

Faced with complaints that ordinary citizens were being forced out of the market, officials took steps last fall to rein in prices.

Many signs seem to have emerged, and if we're not vigilant, the economic situation will be difficult to rein in.

At times like this, the temptation is for tighter controls to rein in risk-takers, so that those regular, painful crashes could be avoided.

UK retail sales stalled last month in a sign the recession is still forcing consumers to rein in their spending.

If the Fed doesn't rein in the weak dollar expectation, stagflation will arrive sooner than I expected.

The international community must form a firm alliance to rein in North Korea, which aims to unveil a nuclear arsenal as a fait accompli.

That rapid growth has prompted the Chinese government to start trying to rein in the industry.

Taxing this stash would help the British Treasury as it tries to rein in the country's yawning deficit.

However, things might change at some point if central banks will be in a position to rein in part of the current excess liquidity.

Republicans and Democrats, acutely aware of the electorate's desire to rein in massive government borrowing, should take it.

There was another time when Newton was leading a horse up a mountain holding the rein in his hand.

Its vetoing of western efforts to rein in Zimbabwe's pariah regime is one recent example of a holdover non-aligned mentality.

Under a more-worrisome scenario, it occurs suddenly as governments are forced to rein in support by markets that refuse to provide funding.

Financing is a bit difficult now, we rhythm a little rein in a bit.

Now the China's Premier Wen Jiabao says that the authorities are preparing measures to rein in these rising food prices across the country.

European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso also indicated plans to rein in the power of the credit rating agencies.

Chinese efforts to rein in production by eliminating some subsidies have had little effect.

Either way, China's actions to rein in inflation stand in stark contrast to the Federal Reserve's stance on inflation in the United States.

Almost nothing has been done so far to right these wrongs, or otherwise rein in the excesses of the financial system.

The legislature does not even effectively use its power of the purse to rein in the executive.

As the North's main supplier of fuel and food, China may be the only country that can rein in Pyongyang.

First introduced in 1979 as a measure to rein in Chinas booming population, the law has faced widespread opposition from its first day.

To rein in the cost, some form of service rationing, which is still a taboo subject in the US, is unavoidable.

China's cabinet vowed last month to take "forceful" measures, including price controls if necessary, to rein in inflation.

Others are confident that measures taken by the government have been enough to rein in speculators' excess.

One of her main objectives is to rein in unauthorized use of her father's image.

But then there's always the chance that Beijing regulators or Chinese courts may some day sit up and try to rein in this unruly company.

After the prime minister's ticking-off, the central bank tightened banks' reserve requirements, to rein in their lending.

Economic historians generally agree that Roosevelt did attempt to rein in the deficit prematurely by raising taxes in 1936.

I said that the reason why I opposed those tax cuts was because we didn't rein in spending.

The big question is whether the economic momentum will be sustained next year when advanced economies rein in their budget deficits.

'The concept of an emerging middle class in China is a myth, says Rein. 'In the U.

It highlights the question about whether Wall Street can rein in compensation on its own.

But arrived when me Geneva, unexpected meeting considers rein in step, go savouring the beautiful city of this as perfect as nature union.

If they also help persuade China to rein in North Korea, that would be a double benefit.

"You can't tell when a market is overvalued, and you can't fight market forces . . . we never tried to rein in stock prices again. "

Private equity's real contribution might be to rein in Chinese companies.

It could shrink its balance-sheet to achieve the same effect, but partly state-owned banks are not about to rein in lending.

Even as governments around the world continue steps to rein in risk, banks across Asia are showing a new willingness to gamble.

The problem was not the models' failure to capture probability outliers but the industry's failure to rein in the liars.

In her victory speech on October 31st Ms Rousseff promised to cut taxes, rein in public spending and control inflation.

But the hesitancy to rein in growth is a curious similarity to its growth dynamo predecessor.

Still, Milan Brahmbhatt, lead author of the report, warned that the country needed to contain its trade surplus and rein in inflation.

Many people want America's government to rein in its fiscal deficits and are upset by the fact that government bond yields remain low.

The government also said it would increase the supply of land for construction of new flats, in an effort to rein in property prices.

But both warned that a downgrade could occur if the U. S. failed to rein-in growth of its debt load, now $14. 3 trillion.

But Brazil should do more to rein in a massive consumer credit boom that has helped fuel the economy's rapid expansion, analysts say.

In Asia, the question is whether China's attempts to rein in its housing market will prompt a broader slowdown.

The trouble is that there is little sign that alternative energy can be developed fast enough to rein in demand for oil and gas.

Press reports suggested that Chinese banks would be required to rein in their lending.

you should be looking for ways to rein in health spending over the long term.

Beijing has taken a number of measures in recent months to rein in property prices and prevent rapid economic growth from overheating.

China has made voluntary commitments to rein in its carbon emissions but doesn't want to be bound by international law to do so.

This panic could spread to other core eurozone members if the Italians fail to make a serious effort to rein in spending.

And Barack Obama's new plan to rein in the banks clearly sees their direct involvement in the two sectors as a source of unjustifiable risk.

And recent government steps to rein in overseas buyers by increasing stamp duties on residential properties could deter some Chinese buyers.

He wants to implement tax reform to cover the costs of Japan's rapidly ageing society and rein in its massive public debt.

On Thursday, when Mr. Obama laid out tough new proposals to rein in the size and scope of the nation's banking giants, Messers.

As north korea's staunchest ally, China is probably the only country that can rein in the worst of its troublemaking.

The truth is that ObamaCare does much to expand coverage, but does too little to rein in health inflation.

Concerns that China may be moving more aggressively to rein in bank credit rippled through Asian markets Tuesday.

Italy's tough austerity drive includes plans to force local authorities to merge, in a bid to rein in public spending.

Having to rein in an adventure-seeking youth made Obi-Wan wise -- and cynical -- beyond his years.

Just the warning was widely seen as strong enough to rein in producers.

Elsewhere, however, notably the U. S. and China, moves to rein in 2009's largesse are either underway or expected.

And some countries would be happy to out vote Britain and impose rules that would rein in the City of London.

Cutting reserve requirements amounts almost to the same thing, as Beijing can order commercial banks to increase or rein in lending.

But you can't and, while it's providing its services for free, there's no pressure on Facebook to rein in its monopolistic urge.

Thus America's enemies will have free rein in the parts of Pakistan closest to U. S. troops.

President Obama campaigned for office on an explicit promise to rein in these abuses.

China's leaders are caught in a trap as they cast around for ways to rein in investment.

America cannot wait for ever to rein in its debt. It needs to lay out credible plans for medium-term deficit reduction.

A central goal of new financial legislation should be to rein in extreme financial behavior.

Those conversations. Two drunk grad students studying consciousness. Afternoons to kill and no one to rein in our rambling.

Now, the center is eerily quiet, as moves by the national government to rein in the country's once-roaring property market have taken hold.

The Pakistani military has launched several offensives in Swat in the past two years to rein in Taliban extremists.

The current system in which firms are meant to voluntarily rein in marketing to children is 'chaotic', he added.

The central government has begun to rein in local-government borrowing and it is approving fewer infrastructure projects.

High oil prices can fuel inflation in consuming economies, forcing central Banks to rein in demand and thus pushing oil prices down again.

And regulators need to critically review the form of compensation to rein in excesses.

Proposals to rein in the practice were made by Switzerland's conservative Evangelical Peoples' Party and the Federal Democratic Union.

On North Korea, China has been heading diplomatic efforts to try to rein in Pyongyang's nuclear program.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), in sync with government, has taken steps, like tightening of monetary policy, to rein in rising prices.

Regulators cannot possibly monitor every cross-border transaction. No nation can hope to rein in the forces of globalization.

Britain's Financial Services Authority recently put forward its measures to rein in banks that are "too big to fail" .

That makes it harder to rein in the misbehaved , like China, which last month blew up a satellite.

Mr Montagnon warned companies they faced a political "backlash" if they failed to rein in executive compensation.

Going forward, if the authorities fail to rein in stock prices, we think the associated risks will rise substantially.

For the past two months, China's leaders have been taking steps to rein in the banks' lending and the risk mounting on their balance sheets.

The vulnerable economies must step up the reforms they need to rein in deficits and boost growth.

Parents say it's important to rein in the impulse to be an only child's constant companion.

REELING from billions of dollars of loan losses, banks have started to sell assets and rein in lending to keep their capital from eroding.

China's moves to rein in inflation could temporarily derail copper's spectacular bull market, leading miners have warned.

Inflation was tamed , and spendthrift local and federal governments were required by law to rein in their debts .

A new study suggests that fragments of a promising cancer drug can rein in fibrosis, which is currently untreatable.

She will push for quicker exit strategies from the crisis to reduce stimulus packages and rein in ballooning public spending.

High-level Chinese diplomats traveled to Pyongyang last week under pressure from other countries to rein in North Korea.

New evidence emerged yesterday that the weather was complicating the effort to rein in inflation.

In the other his opponent, who promises to shake up economic and diplomatic strategy and rein in the all-powerful bureaucracy.

Politically, the country is under international pressure to rein in its huge trade surplus.

In banks even senior managers have often lacked the timely and detailed information they needed to rein in their own traders.

Barack Obama proposed reforms on Monday to rein in practices that led to the worst U.

The rising diabetes burden could further complicate efforts to rein in U. S. healthcare spending in the coming decades.

In an attempt to rein in price growth, the central bank last week raised its main interest rate to 6. 06% from 5. 81%.

In a bid to rein in the price rises, Australia's central bank has raised interest rates eight times in the past three years.

The Chinese government has over recent weeks moved to rein in bank lending in a bid to cool a market that could be growing too quickly.

Japan has set targets to rein in its national debt, the biggest in the industrialised world.

Parents who worry that video games are bad for kids usually try to rein in their game time.

Countries with excess consumption and dependent on external debt should rein in that consumption.

And that means working together to cut spending and to rein in government, not shutting it down.

And even the new building, also have more than ninety percent still belong to rein in the building.

Politicians have duly proposed ways to rein in press groups with the power to cow those paid to watch over them.

And it may have missed a chance to rein in its largest financial institutions, many of whom remain too big to fail and are getting bigger.

Efforts to rein in the practice largely have been unsuccessful, including the most recent rules Congress enacted in 2006.

I agree that some Chinese policymakers recognise this problem, and have tried to rein in runaway credit.

Could this be a sign that Dubai will rein in the environmentally challenging projects it is famous for?

In the run-up, China's stock market regulator has enacted measures to try to rein in some of the eye-popping debutsseen in the past.

It is sometimes thought that Europeans can do little to rein in a petrodollar -fuelled Russia, beyond issuing the occasional mild rebuke.

The firm warned that it could downgrade the debt rating if officials fail to reach a credible plan to rein in the deficit by 2013.

They've mandated minimum down payments of 50% on second homes and are considering property taxes to rein in speculative purchases.

Analysts expect the yuan's value to rise as much as 15 per cent this year as the central government seeks to rein in inflation.

But without higher prices, consumers have little incentive to rein in power consumption.

But he also believes that Rooney must rein in his desire to play.

Palestinian officials say the aim is to rein in lawlessness in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

S&P cited concerns about the nation's growing debt load and uncertainty about Congress' willingness to rein in borrowing.

If they go along with tougher action to rein in the Iranian nuclear programme, then new measures will almost certainly get through.

To rein in galloping property prices, authorities also heavily restricted the right to buy houses earlier this year.

But while our long-term need is to rein in deficit spending, our short-term need is to boost it.

More urgently, Wen said, is the need to rein in inflation and boost the incomes of working class Chinese, farmers and pensioners.

But unless the governments rein in the illegal loggers and consumers stop buying the product, illegal loggers will get to these places too.

But Mr Netanyahu may yet need more support to rein in his most hawkish partners.

Two years later, in deference to China, he agreed to rein in such sales.

China's inflation fight, which has included multiple moves to rein in lending, remains in full gear.

Another wild card is whether financial firms will bend to public and political pressure to rein in pay.

Many economists say raising rates on top earners could prompt consumers to rein in spending.

Pessimists are once again giving warning that operators must rein in usage or face collapse.

Reflecting the government's nervousness about the escalating situation, local media outlets have been ordered to rein in coverage.

The incentive for the US to rein in its free-spending ways is reduced by cheap Chinese financing.

It is left to an unlikely band of mortals and one determined water nymph to somehow rein in the Olympian chaos.

They believed markets would correct their own excesses, so designed the rules only to rein in public sector excesses.

You don't have free rein in the Registry, but you do have access from a common root node for all your applications.

CNN's Mallika Kapur looks at minimum wage policies in India, and this is a country struggling to rein in a double-digit inflation.

Flatter prices may encourage homeowners to rein in their spending.

So if health reform fails, you can forget about any serious effort to rein in rising Medicare costs.

Capital flows will also remain a problem as China tries to rein in inflation and asset bubbles.

But the new rules are full of loopholes, and past efforts by Beijing to rein in prices have all failed.

Electronics goods sales are suffering as consumers rein in spending.

The RBA increased rates to 4. 75% to rein in inflation that emerged as the primary threat to the country's mining and resources boom.

Nor can South Korea expect China to rein in its North Korean client.

Nonetheless, at some point we'll have to rein in budget deficits.

The government would continue to rein in sectors with outdated technology and those that consume too much energy, Huang said.

Higher interest rates would seek to slow the economy's growth and rein in the inflation rate.

China announced last week that it will also take steps to rein in online music content to prevent piracy.

Some argue that liberals must hang in there to rein in the homophobes and misogynists.

They say they hope to rein in Mr. Obama's budget through legislative amendments.

China is the North's main supplier of food and fuel, but it is refusing to rein in Pyongyang.

If more Chinese telecoms and tech firms start to rein in spending, that's not good news.

Efforts to rein in the property market and inflation in China, which accounts for 39% of global copper consumption, appear to be biting.

A low-salt, heart-healthy diet is staging a comeback as some 60-plus drugs fail to rein in rising hypertension rates.

All of which leaves the government's attempt to rein in dangerous dogs looking like, well, a dog's dinner.

Therefore the prudent policy is to rein in the stimulus.

Inflation in China moderated slightly last month in a sign that government attempts to rein in surging prices are taking effect.

Regulators also raised cash reserve ratios for the banking system, in effect taxing the banks in order to rein in domestic liquidity.

Some say they struggle to rein in their investment bankers.

Businesses also don't know whether the government will rein in spending that affects them.

The country's authorities may have left it too late to rein in bank lending.

That's one reason Beijing hastaken steps recently to rein in local investment companies.

A leader's job is not only to rein in expenses, meet with customers, brief investors and close deals.

Mr. Wen also vowed to 'resolutely regulate the real estate market' to rein in housing prices.

Japan made another effort to rein in the rise of its currency, by selling an estimated {Yen}7 trillion ($89. 7 billion).

The authorities have also taken steps to rein in bank lending.

and improve the zone's capacity to rein in errant governments.

The United States must rein in spending and borrowing, and pursue growth that is not based on asset and credit bubbles.

But there are better ways than resorting to administrative means to rein in housing prices.

The state faces possible bankruptcy unless it finds a way to rein in costs.

And finally, the drug industry has learned to rein in costs.

The way to prevent one seems obvious: Europe needs to rein in its overconsumption and China its overproduction.

And PetroChina is facing pressure to rein in costs.

Chinese banks told to rein in property lending.

Yet, it seems almost impossible to rein in government.

It wants to rein in the popular anger before it descends into violence, or turns on the government itself.

In such places, perhaps the best that can be hoped for is that conscientious policing will rein in the worst excesses.

In the 1990s America raised its top marginal income rate to 39. 6% in an effort to rein in deficits.

Republican leaders in the House of Representatives want to rein in the programme's runaway growth.

He has done more to rein in long-run deficits than any previous president.

Thus far, the territory's central bank has used tactics such as raising the down-payment-to-mortgage ratio to rein in property prices.

An edict to rein in lending is the first tool at China's disposal.

critics noted the failure of the government to rein in public spending.

Higher costs may also rein in demand.

On second thought, maybe there's a reason we have agents to rein in our P. R. ideas.

The most important way to rein in carbon emissions is to charge for them, either through taxes or with a cap and trade system.

Now moves are a foot in America's Congress to promote the use of such techniques to rein in rampant cost inflation.

There is concern as to whether China can rein in inflation and sustain its rapid development.

The two sides are still far apart on how to rein in threats from North Korea and Iran.

And they are doing it despite efforts by the central government in Beijing to rein in the excess.

With inflation already running at 5 per cent, they are anxious to rein in bank lending.

"It does very well in third- and fourth-tier cities, " says Rein. "In fact it beats the foreign companies investing out there. "

Instead of waiting around for human nature to change, let's start to rein in bad behavior by promoting accountability.

And Beijing is abdicating its responsibility to rein in the rabid North Korean regime that is its client.

Observers expect new regulations to rein in some lending practices, such as "teaser rates" that make loans look more attractive.

Chinese technocrats have been, in various ways, draining money from the economy to rein in inflation.

Most of us know we should rein in our energy use. But to be successful, it'd help if we knew the best way to do it.

Increasing the supply of doctors, for example, would increase access to care but could make it more difficult to rein in costs.

The dollar gained amid concern that central bank action in China may rein in growth in the world's second largest economy.

Chapelle is angry that Mason didn't rein in Jack.