Sentence examples for quickly to rein from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin has moved quickly to rein in the governors, potentially powerful political forces who sometimes have run their regions as autocrats, almost independent of Moscow.

One can't help but think that his handlers might have moved more quickly to rein in their prized sitcom stallion if his victims' motivations weren't assumed to be purely mercenary.

Although administration officials say the Chinese government moved quickly to rein in the companies, the episode helped elevate telecommunications to an issue of concern in discussions of technology export controls with China and placed telecommunications systems, along with supercomputers and data encryption, among the technologies that draw scrutiny.

But the Stronach Group, which owns the Jockey Club, and city officials moved quickly to rein in speculation that the sale might be a sign that the company intends to scale back its presence in the city.

She quickly sought to rein in the party scene, with some degree of success.

Most likely, hostilities would start small, but quickly become difficult to rein in.

But Congress is not likely to act quickly on any proposal to rein in such groups, Mr. Doggett said.

Judge Wells quickly warned the representative to rein in his oratory, telling him that she "will not hesitate to act" if in serving as his own lawyer he seeks to turn free speech rights into abusive license within and beyond the courtroom.

Peacekeepers cleared roadblocks, and businesses reopened in the capital, Port-au-Prince, but protesters warned that chaos would return quickly if the government failed to rein in soaring food prices.

He would inject more private sector competition into Medicare to rein in the quickly growing costs of health insurance for older people and would limit Medicaid payments to fixed amounts to the states.

Dirty coal now makes up about 70% of energy consumption and, despite fast growth in renewable energy, gas is the only cleanish energy source that could displace enough coal to rein in carbon emissions quickly.China has found that replicating America's shale strategy even with American help—is harder than it expected.