Sentence examples for further rein from inspiring English sources

Some critics of the British media would like to see Parliament further rein in Fleet Street, with a new privacy law.

Some of the changes at JPMorgan Chase echo a bill introduced in July by Senator Jeff Merkley, Democrat of Oregon, to further rein in payday lending.

On Monday Zambia's currency, the kwacha, went into freefall, as it was hit by general fears about the commodity markets as well as worries that Glencore might further rein in its extensive operations in the country.

Workers will find it harder to get a job, a raise or a bonus –all of which will further rein in consumer spending".

None of his recommendations is revolutionary pay CEOs based on performance, not in comparison to peers; require more transparency from corporations; further rein in the abuse of stock options; create greater access to corporate proxies.

The findings could spur Texas lawmakers to further rein in the remnants of a sprawling system, whose many now-empty cells are costly, ineffective sinkholes for taxpayers.

Pushing to restore the UN's role - instead of further reining it in - should be a top counterterrorism priority.

Carson is allowed further free rein in the sleeve notes: "Don't ever justify the racist way they let us die".

But coming a day after data showed that inflation in June had reached a three-year peak of 6.4 percent, analysts took the data showing a jump in the trade surplus as a sign that the Chinese central bank might have to raise interest rates further, to rein in prices and to discourage capital inflows.

BERLIN — As foreign powers weigh further efforts to rein in Iran's nuclear program, the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, is sounding markedly more determined about imposing tougher sanctions on the government in Tehran.

Mark Williams at thinktank Capital Economics said the news that China has a $3 trillion£1.8tntn) local government debt mountain would fuel the fear: "Activity among large firms has turned down again and is likely to cool further as policymakers rein in local government debt.