Przykłady rein

• The pre-election boom had to be reined back in i960, and a period of economic 'stop-go' policies ensued.

• Once continuations become denotable, expressible elements of our language, the genie is out of the bottle, and even powerful analyses will have a difficult time reining it back in.

• He is now suffering from an incurable disease and has had to hand over the reins of office.

• When the memories of the last, partly mismanaged, tightly reined exchange rate mechanism have faded, we shall look again for such a system.

• We have succeeded in curbing and reining back unnecessary expenditure to a degree never undertaken by our predecessors.

• Every party in turn draws tighter the reins of its party discipline, and by doing so it gets a differential advantage.

• There was a great deal about reins, but very little about spurs in his mentality.

• To whom did we want to hand the reins of influence in that decision?

• I believe that it is optimistic if the people are given the reins of more power to exercise their undoubted abilities.

• He said then that public expenditure could be reined back at short notice and that there would be no difficulty about that.

• They go on to say that the reins of control were to be held lightly.

• Having given the rider the reins, we are not absolved from responsibility for the horse.

• Can she not go a little easier and relax the reins?

• With respect to my noble friend he is getting the reins between his teeth a little.

• Now it is for 1969–70 that the reining back is promised.