The instinct to intervene has to be kept in check.
Ambition would be kept in check through an equilibrium of power.
The dollar was little changed on expectations that inflation will be kept in check.
Unless policy makers engage in that debate, it's unlikely future military spending growth can be kept in check.
Any hegemonic aspirations and nefarious motives of countries contributing UN troops are more likely to be kept in check.
This, in turn, would reassure the market that inflation -- the worry of long-term investors -- will be kept in check.
They can be kept in check with the right policies, like a cap on rents or laws against property speculation.
That may happen late next year, at a climate shindig in Paris (though past experience suggests optimism should be kept in check).
Tomorrow's bosses need to be more tech-wise than today's, but they also need reminding that technophilia is yet another temptation to be kept in check.
Wage growth might easily be kept in check by import competition or the possibility of expanded outsourcing.None of this is certain, of course.
Fermentations are exothermic, which means that they give off their own heat, and that heat needs to be kept in check.
