It doesn't necessarily have to put a brake on your life.
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The backstop presents an opportunity to put a brake on this.
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Rising real estate prices could also put a brake on their growth.
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S. trade war that could put a brake on economic growth this year.
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This can definitely put a brake on the creation of new joint ventures.
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The European Parliament's transport committee said the clause would put a brake on innovation.
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This would disintermediate the financial markets and ultimately put a brake on economic activity.
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Like his greedy citizens, Mr Yan sometimes fails to put a brake on grotesque excess.
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If proper disclosures dampen the influencer industry, that could put a brake on its breakneck growth.
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Mark Vaughn has similarly put a brake on hiring at his metal stamping plant in Nashville.
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Firms worry that Brexit might put a brake on dealmaking, reducing the amount of work for lawyers.
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But he still thinks it is the only plausible way to put a brake on the prions.
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Certainly, the levy would put a brake on the ability of the super-rich to enlarge their portfolios.
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Several years of rising rates had put a brake on parts of the U.S. housing market in 21.14.
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Several years of rising rates had put a brake on parts of the U.S. housing market in 2018.
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Many Japanese industries are suffering from severe labor shortages, which has helped put a brake on economic growth.
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Bas Eickhout, a European Parliament lawmaker from the Green Party, said the carmakers' actions put a brake on innovation.
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U.S. fell on Friday as worries about the global economy and robust U.S. production put a brake on prices.
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Trade organizations and unions have warned that tight immigration policies could worsen labor shortages and put a brake on growth.
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But the sluggish global economy has put a brake on spending by Singaporeans, especially workers in hard-hit export sectors.
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And the fund warns that market power could yet put a brake on innovation, should incumbent firms get too cosy.
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Some believe that the ability to bring in spouses from overseas has put a brake on integration, especially among Pakistanis.
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They may provide their hosts with building blocks for neurotransmitters that put a brake on electrical activity in the brain.
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Analysts have warned that import duties could disrupt supply chains, undercut business investment and put a brake on strong economic growth.
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Still, the rise of an EU-sceptic government in Rome embracing shaky budget policies could put a brake on global buyer enthusiasm.
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I was this patient's nurse at the end of her six-week stay, after we'd successfully put a brake on her disease.
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It was an example of an "opposition party" using "contentious politics" to put a brake on Trump's ability to get away with wrongdoing.
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Jewellers said the new duty will cut demand, which could eventually put a brake on the safe haven rally in global bullion prices.
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Ocado had warned in February that investment in its UK distribution centres and software platform would put a brake on earnings this year.
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By 2016, when it was clear that Zambia was hurtling towards a crisis, the IMF urged it to put a brake on new borrowing.
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Because it takes time to unearth and discard dud rules, the practical effect of this has been to put a brake on new issuance.
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But a surge in building and tougher mortgage rules have put a brake on the housing market and prices have dipped in recent months.
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Founders James Madison and Alexander Hamilton were wise enough to put a brake on the awesome powers of the president with the impeachment clause.
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Critics have said a requirement that new technologies be modified to be compatible with older technology is unrealistic and would put a brake on innovation.
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The price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, retreated as worries about the global economy and robust U.S. production put a brake on prices.
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Beijing hardly wants an unpredictable, fully-nuclearized neighbor but seems unwilling to take the kind of measures needed to put a brake on Kim's moves.
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South Korea said in October that it would impose mortgage curbs on owners of multiple homes to put a brake on binge borrowing, starting this year.
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The military generals that once surrounded President Trump — who both Trump critics and allies hoped would put a brake on the president's worst impulses — are all gone.
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The southern Indian city of Chennai has one of the world's fastest-growing economies, but it's out of water, threatening to put a brake on all that growth.
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The risk now is that growth goes into reverse as lower oil prices—and the need to pay salaries before an election—put a brake on infrastructure building.
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Sterling's weakness in the years after the global financial crisis put a brake on consumer spending (because of higher inflation) but appeared to do little to boost exports.
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"Stock markets offer a good alternative now that Beijing put a brake on the red-hot real estate market," said Tian Weidong, analyst at Kaiyuan Securities in Xi'an.
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Analysts said the move may at last help stabilize the lira and put a brake on inflation, while restoring the faith of investors in the central bank's independence.
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In a sign of just how hard academia's "publish or perish" habit is to break, incentives have put a brake on the publication of at least some findings.
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Some economists are predicting the bushfire crisis could put a brake on Australia's economic growth this quarter, that could force an interest rate cut as soon as February.
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As a result, it might be more efficient for the species to skew heavily toward hermaphrodites — having more males may "put a brake on population growth," Dr. Haag said.
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Governments in the region are realizing they need to "look at this refugee presence differently" to develop stressed areas that could otherwise put a brake on their growth, said Vemuru.
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Some have argued that a lighter regulatory hand at this point in the driverless car evolution is needed — we don't want to limit innovation or put a brake on progress.
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Such a hike is likely to put a brake on the global economy, which is already showing cracks with businesses wary about investment amid the rising headwinds to earning growth.
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"It's systematic and hopefully this will put a brake on the excesses and abuses by the federal police," said a senior Mexican law enforcement official who declined to be named.
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"It seems to me China's central bank has put a brake on CNY depreciation, at least temporarily," Zhou Hao, senior emerging markets economist at Commerzbank in Singapore, said in a note.
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"Until the backlog of tankers is cleared up, the teapots will put a brake on buying in the near term," Michal Meidan, Asian analyst with Energy Aspects, said in a note.
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In the midterm elections, though, the prime directive is to elect the progressive and moderate Democrats needed to put a brake on the power of President Trump and the Republican Congress.
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U.S. crude futures briefly hit a 2019 high but later retreated along with benchmark Brent oil as worries about the global economy and robust U.S. production put a brake on prices.
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A recent focus on retail sales by several manufacturers, however, is expected to put a brake on future growth of off-lease, used vehicles, potentially reducing the pressure on new vehicle sales.
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China has long tried to eliminate a problem that regularly attracts international condemnation and has put a brake on China's efforts to have corruption suspects who have fled to Western countries extradited.
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In commodities, U.S. crude futures briefly hit a 2019 high but later retreated along with benchmark Brent oil as worries about the global economy and robust U.S. production put a brake on prices.
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U.S. crude futures briefly hit a 2019 high on Friday but later retreated along with benchmark Brent oil as worries about the global economy and robust U.S. production put a brake on prices.
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Despite promises to soon allow Georgians and Ukrainians to travel to the EU without visas, the bloc has put a brake on easing travel rules as it has grown increasingly weary of immigration.
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Economists have cautioned that the tit-for-tat import duties, which have unsettled financial markets, could undercut manufacturing through disruptions to the supply chain and put a brake on strong U.S. economic growth.
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Recent media attention questions the future of shale oil production in the U.S. Will capital discipline put a brake on growth or will domestic production rise to the point of undermining prices again?
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But the IMF said a number of factors were threatening this positive outlook and it called on the Federal Reserve to hold off on interest rate hikes which would put a brake on growth.
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Although PIK3CA mutations are the most common genetic change in hormone-receptor positive breast cancer, trials of agents seeking to put a brake on this pathway to tumor growth have largely disappointed so far.
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Last month Vinci had already flagged that the anti-government protests would put a brake on its motorway traffic growth.. The disruptions led to a 8.9 percent fall in traffic in the fourth quarter.
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Several years of rising rates had put a brake on parts of the U.S. housing market in 2018, and the number of sales in February was still 1.8 percent lower than a year ago.
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ISTANBUL, March 4 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank might soon use macroprudential tools to put a brake on rising consumer loan supply, according to three participants in meetings held Wednesday between the bank and investors.
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But it also drove home the view shared by Bank of England policymakers, who meet this week, that rising prices will soon put a brake on household spending, a key driver of the economy.
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In this week's investor meetings, the central bank signalled the change as participants had the impression that the central bank might soon use macroprudential tools to put a brake on rising consumer loan supply.
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U.S. crude futures CLc1 briefly hit a 2019 high on Friday but later retreated along with benchmark Brent oil LCOc1 as worries about the global economy and robust U.S. production put a brake on prices.
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Weaker consumer spending in China, where stellar economic growth is easing, a recession in Russia amid plummeting oil prices and global security threats hurting tourism have put a brake on growth for the luxury sector.
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Several recent polls have suggested President Tayyip Erdogan's ruling AK Party could lose its parliamentary majority in the poll, which would put a brake on his ability to exercise the powers of the new executive presidency.
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"This discussion about possible OPEC supply increases after the June meeting has put a brake on the oil price for the time being, so $80 is a big hurdle to overcome," Commerzbank strategist Carsten Fritsch said.
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Even though PIK3CA mutations are the most common genetic change in hormone-receptor positive breast cancer, trials of agents seeking to put a brake on this pathway to tumor growth have largely disappointed including on safety issues.
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Setting up this kind of assistance from some kind of preexisting agency "won't rectify the damage that has been done to the economy, but it will put a brake on things getting a lot worse," Parrott said.
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GLOBAL JITTERS Investors are increasingly worried that the mounting market turmoil could put a brake on the global economy when it is already struggling with a host of issues like China's slowdown, low inflation and plunging energy markets.
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The Wall Street Journal reported over the weekend that the US Commerce Department had escalated its efforts to put a brake on Chinese advances toward super computing by barring major Chinese developers from obtaining cutting edge US technology.
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The Politburo, a top decision-making body of the ruling Communist Party, said in July that Beijing would not use the property market as a form of short-term stimulus to put a brake on its economic downturn.
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The proposals offer ways for Britain to put a "brake" on EU-level rule-making and offer safeguards to hamper the ability of the euro zone countries to impose financial regulation on the City of London financial centre.
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But Trump's remarks reveal a deeper frustration within the administration about the ability of the courts to put a brake on the kind of hard-line approach that Trump believes was instrumental in his winning the presidency in 2016.
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"We are getting into that zone where the typical mortgage payment is increasing much faster than incomes, and that's going to put a brake on some markets," said Aaron Terrazas, a senior economist at the real estate site Zillow.
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The announcement by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) marks a rapid change of circumstances since it sought to put a brake on rocketing residential property prices by imposing a 30 percent cap on interest-only loans last March.
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They include measures to limit the number of stores where cigarettes are sold, increase taxes on small cigars and other cheaper types of tobacco, ban tobacco sales in pharmacies and put a brake on the proliferation of hookah bars.
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OB. It is too early to say whether the housing sector faces a protracted decline from rising borrowing costs, but the recent jump in mortgage rates will likely put a brake on home purchases and refinancing into year-end, analysts said.
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"There might be hundreds and hundreds of potential orders, but the realities of establishing a real airline industry in Iran are going to put a brake on those numbers," said Richard Aboulafia, analyst at the Teal Group in Fairfax, Virginia.
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This evidence is consistent with the view that the labor market helped ensure inclusive prosperity and put a brake on the growth in wage inequality in Australia when compared to the U.S. experience of de-unionization and erosion of wage standards.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea will impose fresh mortgage curbs for owners of multiple homes to put a brake on binge borrowing, amid concerns a build-up in household debt could leave the economy exposed to a crash, the government said on Tuesday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The U.S. presidential election is unlikely to be a major risk for financial markets as Congress is likely to put a brake on many policies, whoever wins, the fixed income chief investment officer of JPMorgan Asset Management said on Wednesday.
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"The initial impact of external shocks is to reduce consumer confidence and put a brake on housing demand and the number of people moving home, which we can see in our latest figures," said Richard Donnell, director of research and insight at Zoopla.
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The guidelines, which were introduced by the Federal Reserve (Fed), the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp (FDIC) and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) in 2013, have reduced the amount that banks lend to highly-indebted companies and put a brake on buyout deals.
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"Even if our situation isn't comparable to that of Catalonia, it could become so in a few years if we don't put a brake on this," said Xavier Pericay, a regional lawmaker who helped found Ciudadanos, a centrist party that has led the fight against Catalan secessionism.
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The dollar slipped against a basket of currencies on Friday and was set for its biggest weekly drop in a month as investor disappointment that implementation of part of a planned big U.S. tax overhaul may be delayed until 2019 put a brake on the currency's recent rally.
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Coming after brisk growth in the first quarter, the surprise stagnation in April-June was brought about by caution among companies, which drew down their inventories and cut investments, and consumers, who put a brake on spending, in a quarter marked by violent street protests, strikes and floods.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar slipped against a basket of currencies on Friday and was set for its biggest weekly drop in a month as investor disappointment that implementation of part of a planned big U.S. tax overhaul may be delayed until 2019 put a brake on the currency's recent rally.
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Still, it's a pretty sad state of affairs when the smartest move Trump could make was canceling meetings -- with Putin, for instance, when a direct, face-to-face confrontation might even have helped put a brake on Russian expansionism in the Black Sea and reclaiming of power in eastern Ukraine.
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This approach, ultimately adopted by the Treasury Department over an original plan to purchase "toxic assets" from banks, worked to stabilize the financial system, returned a profit in the billions to taxpayers and helped put a brake on an economic freefall that could have resulted in an even deeper recession or the misery of a depression.
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But even as he continues chattering away on social media, taking shots at "the swamp," weighing in on the latest in congressional Russia probe excitement, hammering the "Fake News Media," and drumming up support for his immigration and infrastructure policies, Trump has been unable to shift the narrative or put a brake on the Porter-related headlines.
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For the Modern British market to expand significantly, either a lot more British collectors will have to buy more works — which looks problematic with Brexit, or Britain's withdrawal from the European Union, threatening to put a brake on the economy — or more of the sector's "undervalued" artists, such as Burra and Feiler, will need to gain wider international recognition.
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"We were very early to start reporting that this may have been a foreign intelligence operation, and so I know that definitely was one of the things that put a brake on going crazy over these emails," Daily Beast editor Noah Shachtman told Erik Wemple, a media columnist for The Washington Post, last summer after the Justice Department indicted 12 Russian nationals for engaging in a "sustained effort" to hack the emails and networks of the DNC, DCCC and Clinton's campaign.
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Section: Economic relations. The political and legislative uncertainty of the Kyrgyz Republic has in these years put a brake on Spanish and international investors. Given the country's lack of development, attracting foreign investment is one of the priorities of Kyrgyz economic policy.
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Prince Sultan was regarded as a workaholic .He doled out money at banquets in keeping with tribal custom. A conservative, it was expected that he would have put a brake on Abdullah's timid reforms, if he had become king, he was considered to be pro-American.
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Scotland generally supported the king with enthusiasm during the American Revolution. Henry Dundas (1742–1811) dominated political affairs in the latter part of the century. Dundas put a brake on intellectual and social change through his ruthless manipulation of patronage in alliance with Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger, until he lost power in 1806.B. P. Lenman, Enlightenment and Change: Scotland 1746–1832 (2nd ed. 2009).
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In tumor microenvironment, cancer cells can commandeer this physiological regulatory system to "put a brake" on the anti-cancer immune response and evade immune surveillance. 2018 Nobel Prize in medicine is awarded to Dr. James Allison of University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in U.S. and Dr. Tasuku Honjo Kyoto University in Japan for their contributions in advance of PD-1 and CTLA-4 immune checkpoint therapy.
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After the close of the session of the Constituent Assembly in 1791, he became with Charles-Maurice of Talleyrand-Périgord a member of the directory of the department of the Seine. He tried in vain to put a brake on the rise of revolutionary violence, much more than his friend and colleague, the Bishop of Autun. He was, in spite of everything, the origin of the counter-revolutionary measures which this body had taken.
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The laboratories had also begun to develop a successor to the 9000 series that features a new hardware architecture. The company developed a programming language Palgol, a derivative of ALGOL, and an assembler named Psyche. However, only a limited amount of system and utility software was provided by Olivetti to customers. The death of the engineers Olivetti and Tchou put a brake on laboratory work, which was subsequently sold to General Electric.
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Earlier, the same Bologna side had impeded their second Euroleague Final Four run, beating Montepaschi 103–102 in overtime. The next two seasons put a brake on that success, with the sole addition of the Italian Supercup amidst two quarterfinal eliminations in the league and one Top 16 appearance in the Euroleague. Siena native and long serving club member Simone Pianigiani was promoted to the head coach role in 2006 whilst the roster was overhauled. Montepaschi went to the quarterfinals of the 2006–07 ULEB Cup (Europe's second tier competition) before losing to UNICS.
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The Medical College was an independent academic body of the School. Its aim was to submit students who had completed the required years of study to a rigorous examination to obtain the doctorate, not only to practice medicine but also to teach it. The Medical College was a professional organization for the defense of the medics' interests and dignity, and also to put a brake on the pesky work of medicines. The first sovereign act validating the College's prerogatives by granting legal recognition to the academic titles issued by it dates back to Emperor Frederick II in 1200.
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It was during this period that he first became dissatisfied with the moral and material support being given to the Pakistani fighters by Liaquat Ali Khan's government. He also had a grudge against General Douglas David Gracey, then Commander-in-Chief of the Pakistan Army, who had put a brake on the deeper involvement of the Pakistani army on the Kashmir front. Akbar Khan was of the opinion – rightly or wrongly – that acceptance of the ceasefire in Kashmir when he was only four hours away from capturing Srinagar was a mistake, and the armed operation against the Indian Army should have been continued. The constraints under which Akbar Khan had to conduct the battle in Kashmir made him a very frustrated and dissatisfied man.
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Becker's contributions to politics have come to be known as "Chicago political economy" of which he is considered one of the founding fathers.Filip Palda (2016) A Better Kind of Violence, Chicago Political Economy, Public Choice, and the Quest for an Ultimate Theory of Power, Cooper-Wolfling Press Becker's insight was to recognize that deadweight losses put a brake on predation. He took the well-known insight that deadweight losses are proportional to the square of the tax, and used it to argue that a linear increase in takings by a predatory interest group will provoke a non-linear increase in the deadweight losses its victim suffers. These rapidly increasing losses will prod victims to invest equivalent sums in resisting attempts on their wealth.
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The Hero ISL 2015 that started on 3 October and continued till 20 December put a brake on the Indian domestic football season as most players from various clubs joined the ISL franchisees. On 2 October, Bagan pulled off a stunning transfer by signing the Trinidad world-cupper Cornell Glen from Shillong Lajong filling in the void of the 4th foreign recruit, although the drama continued over the signing of Sony Norde. All controversies were however put to rest when the Haitian International himself confirmed his joining Mohun Bagan for the season while he was in Kolkata as part of the Mumbai City team that faced Atlético de Kolkata in an ISL match. Mohun Bagan did not take part in any competitive tournaments in these three months.
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Ashok Sinha was one of the group of UK NGO activists who founded the UK Make Poverty History campaign, serving on its governing body, which he did whilst he was leading the Jubilee Debt Campaign. In 2005 he became Director of the newly founded Stop Climate Chaos coalition (SCC), now called the Climate Coalition. SCC gained a high-profile with its I Count campaign (winner of two International Green Awards, 2007), which was the UK's campaign partner with the UK Live Earth event. SCC was also instrumental in helping to secure the UK's Climate Change Act 2008, helping to put a brake on the building of new unabated coal-fired power stations, and for delivering The Wave (ahead of the UN climate summit in Copenhagen) which was at the time the biggest single climate change campaign event ever held globally.
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The Birmingham party – fifteen players, trainer, manager, doctor and six officials – arrived by air the afternoon before the match. Manager Pat Beasley told the press that his team had recovered from their slump in the league and were in great form, that although Barcelona were a great side, and would want to finish their opponents off in style in front of their fans, particularly after their disappointment in the European Cup, Birmingham's players were quicker and stronger than in the first leg and could spring a surprise. Trevor Smith hoped to put a brake on Barcelona as had been done in the first leg, and, while unwilling to make an explicit prediction, could envisage his team winning. The Daily Telegraph's David Miller confirmed that Birmingham were on top form, and reported that he expected at least 100 fans to make the journey from England to support their club.
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Since 2007, road works were carried out on the exterior of the "University City". The works imposed by the mayor Luis Castañeda of the Metropolitan Municipality of Lima were harshly questioned and rejected by thousands of students Sanmarquinos, because the former mayor intended to mutilate almost 30,000 square meters of campus, and because the construction of a road ring It would imply the disappearance of part of the green areas and of the buffer zones necessary for academic activities on campus. In 2008, specialists from the National University of Engineering and the CDL-College of Engineers of Peru joined the appropriate student request for the reformulation of the works of the municipality, noting that the road project was over-dimensioned, lacking in livelihoods technicians, it was not necessary to mutilate the campus since there were other options for traffic flows in the area. The support of several congressmen and the population put a brake on the former mayor's project.
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