Sentence examples for started to rein from inspiring English sources

He has started to rein in the groups waging jihad against Indian rule in part of Kashmir.

The city has started to rein in the most environmentally unfriendly pyrotechnics with an ordinance last September that banned the biggest and most complex fireworks.

India, Vietnam and Malaysia have nudged up their key interest rates again in recent weeks, while China has started to rein in bank lending in recent months — well ahead of any such steps in the United States or Europe.

The larger lenders started to rein back by demanding that supporting comparable sales evidence should ignore same-site sales, and had to use two-year-old properties as comparables, plus four years for flats, and 2. All incentives were to be discounted.

Spending in Europe shrank 2.8percenttoto $382 billion as governments started to rein in soaring budget deficits.

Likewise, Holder has started to rein in mandatory minimum sentencing laws, which destroy too many young peoples' lives.

But some of these schemes are starting to rein in the rewards.

Yet a few local governments are starting to rein in groundwater use.

Even America is starting to rein in its extravagant health spending, and becoming reluctant to overpay for incremental innovation.

Instead of waiting around for human nature to change, let's start to rein in bad behavior by promoting accountability.

Investors took fright at the early warning sign that companies are starting to rein in spending because of uncertainty created by Britain's decision to leave the EU.