Despite trying to rein his more swashbuckling impulses in, he's still a wee bit too wayward, and his putter is freezing cold.
And partly in an effort to rein in more extreme Islamist tendencies, the government has created a national council to represent France's five million Muslims.
To the central government — which bears 75percentt of welfare costs, began cutting benefits in 2003 and plans to rein in more — that made the city a model.
Still, as Mr. de Klerk tries to rein in more militant whites and Mr. Mandela tries to calm black militants, a new and promising biracial center has emerged.
Ahead of a congress of the ruling Communist Party in 2011, when the country's top three political posts will be up for grabs, the government is keen to rein in more outspoken commentators.
The choice will be between an attempt (probably doomed) to try to rein in more than one billion people who decide to have it their way, or to break up into splinter states, like the former Soviet Union.
In the short-term, the weak position of Hamas has prompted a significant effort to rein in more radical Palestinian groups who might seek to launch rocket attacks against Israel in order to broaden the crisis.
But most importantly, there is the danger of Sun being caught between a rock and a hard place: competition and commoditisation.Mr McNealy has reacted to these dangers by gripping the reins more firmly.
The party has played an essential role in reining in more nationalist or extremist right-wing German tendencies, and that role is by no means exhausted.
This should rein in the more careless lenders, reducing the risk of a credit bubble.
