Sentence examples for needs to rein from inspiring English sources

Much-needed ferry transportation can coexist with other boats in the harbor, but government needs to rein in offenders and make everyone play fair.

Apart from putting back together a wrecked economy, he also needs to rein in the armed forces.

(William H. Grant III did the oddly abrupt lighting.) But she needs to rein in her cast.

The federal government needs to rein in freewheeling brokers with heavier penalties for misrepresenting investments, hire more business-savvy administrators and make the entire process more transparent, so that applicants know why their money was accepted or rejected.

Since the disrupted Biden visit, the Obama administration has been telling Mr. Netanyahu that Israel needs to rein in its Jewish construction in East Jerusalem and offer other signs of good will to the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas.

Senior Conservatives have dismissed advice from European officials that the UK needs to rein back its booming property market, saying George Osborne does not require help from Brussels to help run the economy.

"You guys need to rein it in.

He assured Republicans of the need to rein in deficits and stabilize debt levels.

More rate rises are sure to be needed to rein in demand.

Obama appeared to further convince Xi on the need to rein in Pyongyang.

But Britain and Sweden have been the most outspoken on the need to rein in spending.