" Tamar put the kibosh on that, saying ... "NOPE!
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Those comments put the kibosh on the strong dollar trade.
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The association's NLI committee put the kibosh on that practice.
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Will the establishment put the kibosh on these maverick idealists?
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell put the kibosh on it.
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But then Facebook kind of put the kibosh on that. Yeah.
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Is that the second time I've said, "Put the kibosh on"?
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Is secret shopper busting going to put the kibosh on teen vaping?
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Well to be fair, the wall will put the kibosh on that.
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Back in the day, Mulder would have put the kibosh on the killing.
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The court sided with Ralphie and put the kibosh on the Lahna's plans.
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She's got to put the kibosh on it or she could be in trouble.
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Dyson announced this fall that it had put the kibosh on its EV project.
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But there's an easy way to put the kibosh on that, personal finance experts say.
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Winfrey, 64, has repeatedly put the kibosh on any chatter about her own presidential run.
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Don't put the kibosh on your dreams of a beachside retirement in an exotic locale.
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Pink has put the kibosh on rumors her feud with Christina Aguilera is still going on.
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The fam has already launched its legal team to put the kibosh on the billboard campaign.
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This also may entail geographical moves that put the kibosh on (or dramatically alter) past friendships.
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Don't let the tighter regulations on international travel put the kibosh on your globe-trotting dreams.
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"The FDA put the kibosh on that, because of the negative public health implications," Swift said.
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But higher political risks in the euro area could put the kibosh on those flows, it noted.
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She says she felt uneasy and told her mother, who promptly put the kibosh on the trip.
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Biden has put the kibosh on upcoming rallies in Chicago and Miami, refashioning them as virtual events.
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His arrest will likely put the kibosh on his aspirations for political power — at least for now.
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While he was on TMZ Live today he revealed why the director put the kibosh on that.
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Brady even admitted after the 2016 election that Gisele had put the kibosh on his politics talk.
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China has put the kibosh on the cool new way to sneak money out of the country: bitcoin.
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But still, you might be left with pressing questions: Is it necessary to put the kibosh on kissing?
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It was public opinion, not regulators, that put the kibosh on Oxitec's trial of its mosquitoes in Key West.
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These journalists wonder if someone in the chain of command put the kibosh on Farrow's reporting for unethical reasons.
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It has strengthened the forces of reform and regeneration, enlivened policy discussions and put the kibosh on little Englandism.
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But the OWN founder and "Wrinkle in Time" star has since put the kibosh on commander in chief chatter.
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Dearn put the kibosh on Miller's plan to meet with investigators a few days later for an informal interview.
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Debra's asking the California Governor, Gavin Newsom, to "do the right thing" and put the kibosh on her parole.
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In November, Obama put the kibosh on the Keystone XL pipeline after seven years of political wrangling over the project.
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On Monday evening, the Senate put the kibosh on Trump's deal to throw the Chinese telecommunications company ZTE a lifeline.
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Not surprisingly, this has put the kibosh on peace talks in Geneva, which got under way again only this month.
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Tori Spelling has put the kibosh on her legal beef with Benihana after sustaining a burn at the popular hibachi restaurant.
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And you're already seeing that, some of the label execs have spoken out about that and put the kibosh on exclusives.
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At the same time, regulators recently put the kibosh on bets the yuan would depreciate, pushing up the in offshore markets.
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" Clinton said Monday if she was to put the kibosh on dancing up a storm she'd come across like a "spoilsport.
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The team had largely put the kibosh on pick-and-rolls, which meant that a staple of his game was disappearing.
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But EU officials quickly put the kibosh on that notion, saying there would be no negotiations until the U.K. pulled the trigger.
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Those draft regulations would have put the kibosh on autonomous vehicles without a human driver, such as Google's steering wheel-less prototype.
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Oculus has put the kibosh on a workaround that would let people play Oculus-only games on competing headsets, Motherboard has learned.
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To avoid expensive court cases, some supervisors put the kibosh on all self-satisfaction, whether it has an aggressive intent or not.
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So folks around the Capitol had started to wonder — would McCain really put the kibosh on his party's No. 1 legislative priority?
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The committee also put the kibosh on frequent screening of patients with normal bone density, since most measurements don't change within 15 years.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Katie is asking the court to put the kibosh on any requests from Brian for spousal support.
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To begin, we are not here to put the kibosh on fair and civil discussion on the Internet, even when it gets heated.
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The Holy Father's spokesman put the kibosh on an official meeting, but the pope met him anyway — a big political win for Sanders.
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Art Parkinson, who plays Rickon Stark, has put the kibosh on lingering speculation that the dire wolf Shaggydog is still breathing Westerosi air.
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Cannabis and sex tech should be super hot-button topics, after CES has attempted to put the kibosh on them in past years.
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Webber may have put the kibosh on Katdashians using his tunes, but the show will go on at the Elektra Theater through July 17.
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One could say this is because the two are just loving siblings, but Nintendo already put the kibosh on that theory four years ago.
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The FDA and CDC have also long put the kibosh on eating dough due to salmonella, which can be contracted by eating raw eggs.
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In May, Walmart put the kibosh on cashierless shopping — it said that its customers aren't so interested in possibly faster checkout without human help.
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In an unexpectedly lucky twist, visa delays put the kibosh on an overseas reporting trip Nathaniel had scheduled for the first week in September.
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Japan's efforts to put the kibosh on karoshi, or "death by overwork," by addressing excessive overtime could weigh heavily on economic growth, Deutsche Bank said.
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But apparently, the NHL is already looking to put the kibosh on one burgeoning new trend: doing "keg stands" from the bowl of the trophy.
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Just one month after a judge put the kibosh on a merger between the nation's two biggest office supply retailers, the gloves are coming off.
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" She added: "To begin, we are not here to put the kibosh on fair and civil discussion on the Internet, even when it gets heated.
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We broke the story -- Abrams filed for divorce in April, which would put the kibosh on Garth's third marriage -- but he never mentioned the prenup.
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Further complicating the possibility of a trade is the fact that Cutler can essentially put the kibosh on it if he doesn't like the destination.
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Craigslist has put the kibosh on one of its most iconic sections this week, following the passage of the Senate's Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act.
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Moreover, Vanguard recently put the kibosh on a common harangue by advisor types that participants gravely misuse TDFs by mixing them with other plan investments.
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In 2016, eBay put the kibosh on human skulls but you can find them on Amazon and Instagram, or even your local flea market. Macabre?
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After noticing that he seemed more interested in spending points to customize his avatar than in actually doing math, she put the kibosh on DreamBox.
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Managers have been told to put the kibosh on unnecessary travel, sales incentives and promotional events to "conserve every yen," as one source put it.
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Alas, the White House has put the kibosh on suggestions that the president, a former professor of constitutional law, should nominate himself to replace Antonin Scalia.
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My big plan was to pose for a photo, holding the bloody severed head of Kathy Griffith, but my publisher put the kibosh on that idea.
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Analysts are also concerned that by lessening the chances of an economic slowdown, the move may put the kibosh on further Bank of Japan (BOJ) easing.
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"He has the advantage of knowing that anything even hinting at a possible slowdown that he says will put the kibosh on his stock," he said.
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Several of the experts were optimistic that Monday could put the kibosh on any stabs at allowing people to cast actual votes through apps or online.
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CEO Bob Platzer took one look at the promo video, filled with scantily clad women and foul language, and immediately put the kibosh on the concept.
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As just one example, it would have put the kibosh on $59.4 million in employment-focused prisoner reentry grants recently awarded by the Department of Labor.
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He has put the kibosh on talk of a White House bid, saying last week that he has "no plans to run" for president in 2020.
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Suffice it to say, somewhere along the line, lawyers at the Department of Energy got ahold of this loopy proposal and put the kibosh on it.
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Indian regulators have officially put the kibosh on Facebook's efforts to bring free Internet services to many of the country's citizens through its app, Free Basics.
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Essentially, O.J. wants to go public with his as well ... which is why he seeks to put the kibosh on a much more private arbitration process.
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In that latest bit of guidance, the IRS put the kibosh on a number of aggressive tax planning strategies to help businesses qualify for the break.
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But House Speaker Paul Ryan reportedly put the kibosh on the idea after it became clear that Democrats would vote against their own bill en masse.
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Some could put the kibosh on large acquisitions, while others may be less likely to impose technical restrictions on outside companies seeking to connect with their technologies.
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ABC entertainment president Channing Dungey put the kibosh on "Roseanne" remaining political in the second season – apparently ditching the strategy the network touted only two months ago.
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Every since Samsung and basically every regulatory body around put the kibosh on the phablet, however, the closest we've gotten is the Google Pixel's Really Blue option.
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Since the bipolar disorder was not yet diagnosed, at 16 I turned to Jesus for relief, thinking maybe He could put the kibosh on my severe depression.
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Prime Minister Theresa May was quick to put the kibosh on the idea, but Mr. Farage's suggestion raised a lurking question: Is a second referendum even possible?
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New legislation that aims to give workers greater opportunities to save for retirement may put the kibosh on a strategy for passing large individual retirement accounts to heirs.
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Initial plans to build the plant were announced in the 1980s, but the Chernobyl disaster, which contaminated a quarter of Belarus, quickly put the kibosh on those plans.
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However, Zuckerberg put the kibosh on researchers' and journalists' recent plea to create safe harbor for entities outside of Zuckerberg's handpicked crew to still use Facebook for research.
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Donald Trump's surprise U.S. election win put the kibosh on a late year market rally in Asia, but Pakistan shares still managed to be the region's 2016 star outperformer.
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But Paige just put the kibosh on the project -- claiming the filming schedule interfered with training for her next fight with Bec Rawlings at "UFC on FOX" in August.
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Two and a half years after Donald Trump's Justice Department put the kibosh on ending the use of private prisons, the senators pushing for their abolition are trying again.
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The fallout has already cost the bank its status as the world's most valuable and now Wall Street is worried it could put the kibosh on planned shareholder payouts.
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Most notably, she really wants an iPhone, but we're told Jamie has put the kibosh on that because of concerns over social media and people with ulterior motives contacting her.
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Monica says Kanye West is misguided if he thinks teaming up with Donald Trump is helping the world ... and it's time for Ye to put the kibosh on their relationship.
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Research consent forms drawn up long before the Resilience Project even existed put the kibosh on the idea—yet another example of the tricky issue of consent for genetic studies.
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Since Samsung officially put the kibosh on the new Note, the closest we've been able to Blue Coral is Google's Really Blue Pixel offering, which is, as advertised, really blue.
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If Cloudflare decides that cryptocurrency miners are a no-go, it would likely put the kibosh on a new and sort of sketchy (if users aren't notified) website monetization scheme.
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FYI, medical pot is now legal in more than 30 states -- but it's still outlawed federally ... which may have factored into CBS's decision to put the kibosh on the ad.
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Travis Scott wants his fans to have genuine, bona fide merchandise at his Astroworld shows ... and a judge has agreed to let him put the kibosh on any wannabe bootleggers.
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This was the second time in the last few weeks that the White House has sought to put the kibosh on the idea that a carbon tax is under serious consideration.
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Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and even Mailchimp all put the kibosh on Jones's groundless war for your mind, in favor of their own battle for more money and less public outrage.
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Taylor Swift and Zayn Malik hardly cross paths in their new music video for the "Fifty Shades Darker" soundtrack, but Zayn's gf, Gigi Hadid, didn't put the kibosh on the PDA.
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Spencer's speech had been originally scheduled for September; after the August "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville turned bloody, University of Florida officials tried to put the kibosh on the event.
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China and South Korea have cracked down on ICOs, while the U.S. SEC has put the kibosh on some offerings and made clear that it won't stand for unregulated sales of securities.
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In a landmark ruling in 2015, the CRTC effectively put the kibosh on MVNOs operating at scale in Canada by declining to mandate that large providers lease their networks to smaller competitors.
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Paisley Park's gates were originally set to swing open to the public Tuesday, but the local city council put the kibosh on it out of fears Chanhassen, MN would be overrun with tourists.
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As students of the crown (or viewers of "The Crown") will know, the monarch may also have felt guilty about having put the kibosh on Margaret's hopes of marrying the divorced Group Capt.
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Since an Israeli rabbi put the kibosh on Italy's Jewish-style fried artichokes, its supporters have mounted a fierce defense of their beloved treat, for centuries a symbol of Rome's ancient Jewish community.
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Police officials commonly use scare tactics to put the kibosh on various criminal-justice reforms by warning that (fill in the blank) legislation will lead to increases in crime or other bad things.
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TMZ broke the story ... Milo sued his former publisher claiming they caved from mounting pressure -- from all kinds of celebs -- to put the kibosh on his book deal after allegations surfaced he condoned pedophilia.
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The innovation has exploded in the skin-care world, and many brands have successfully been able to put the power of acne-fighting ingredients into teeny stickers that put the kibosh on your breakout.
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A popular restaurant forced to close its normal business due to coronavirus guidelines, transitioned into a pop-up grocery store, but the health department put the kibosh on that too ... and the restaurant's pissed.
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A little over a year ago, the California Department of Motor Vehicles issued draft regulations that would have put the kibosh on autonomous vehicles without a human driver, such as Google's steering wheel-less prototype.
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The comedian says she was supposed to travel to London for the opening of her new movie, "I Feel Pretty" ... but doctors put the kibosh on that plan so she can focus on her health.
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The response of our citizenry to a draft instituted to send our young men and women to conflicts that pose no significant threat to our national security would certainly put the kibosh on such adventures.
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Some buildings and sellers have put the kibosh on open houses altogether — a big shift for New Yorkers who have long appreciated the ease and efficiency of hitting three open houses on one weekend day.
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Don't bother employees when they're off If your company trades in a lot of after-hours emails, imagine how refreshing it would be to put the kibosh on that bad habit during the holiday season.
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Reportedly, after Cook saw scenes including a mansion orgy, white lines, and drawn guns the Apple chief put the kibosh on the whole production saying it was too violent and not something that Apple can air.
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In 2015 the British crooner admitted that her management team put the kibosh on her tweeting, especially since, like most of us, she suffers from foot in mouth syndrome after one too many glasses of vino.
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Over the weekend, the DNC put the kibosh on an effort to allow the candidates to participate in single-issue debates -- like, say, on climate change -- that would be in addition to the DNC-approved debates.
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Trump has put the kibosh on major new multilateral trade deals, but hasn't yet done much to roll back the existing status quo (advisers have warned him that tougher measures against China could start a trade war).
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The sharp decline in housing stocks has been driven by investor fear that higher interest rates would "put the kibosh" on the real estate market, top housing analyst from Evercore ISI Stephen Kim told CNBC on Thursday.
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The thing is, Judge Gilstrap already has the power to put the kibosh on the steady stream of patent filings, if he really wanted to, by changing those standing rules that attracted trolls in the first place.
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The news comes as Apple is making a bigger push into scripted program — and arrives a day after the company put the kibosh on a planned Elvis biopic, as allegations about Harvey Weinstein continue to pile up.
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While astonishing news is swirling around Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Kremlin-linked lawyer last June, the Trump administration is quietly trying to put the kibosh on bipartisan legislation to sanction Russia for election interference.
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On April 4, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that Israel's chief rabbinate had put the kibosh on the Roman delicacy after a packaged version was found to contain worms and other parasites — creatures considered trayf, or nonkosher.
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" Over the weekend, a source told the tabloid that Britney has been asking for an iPhone, but "Jamie has put the kibosh on that because of concerns over social media and people with ulterior motives contacting her.
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We've long endured headlines, studies, and think pieces pointing out what food items or dining habits our generation is destroying, but this year, it feels like the list of things we inadvertently put the kibosh on grew exponentially.
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In an interview published on Monday, Giuliani told the New York Times that he passed info along to the president "a couple of times" about how Yovanovitch had put the kibosh on efforts that could've helped Trump politically.
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The President blasted out a poll to his email subscribers shortly after the Senate voted Thursday 59-41 to put the kibosh on Trump's declaration of national emergency, asking their opinion on whether he exercises his first veto as Prez.
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Further, if Alphabet can't prove Uber is using those misappropriated trade secrets, it could hurt their case for a preliminary injunction that would theoretically put the kibosh on some of Uber's self-driving efforts during the duration of the lawsuit.
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Gladys says she gave the green light to use her name and image for the restaurants back in '99, but put the kibosh on the deal a few months ago after the eateries were raided by the Georgia Department of Revenue.
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Though the bugged-out shake itself won't solve food insecurity in developing nations or put the kibosh on America's agriculture-related methane emissions, its success shows that there's a growing market for insects in the food world and bodes well for the future.
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European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi renewed his pledge to use all instruments to tackle weak growth in the bloc, before U.S. Fed chair Janet Yellen put the kibosh on a July rate hike as she bemoaned slowing momentum in the US labour market.
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Such ideas were, in fact, initially written into the Social Security Act of 453, but Franklin Roosevelt took that clause out of the bill, fearing that opposition from the AMA and others might put the kibosh on the much-needed pension program for the elderly.
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In the end, the two leaders moved toward a solution that closely resembles a "freeze-for-freeze" deal long championed by China — Kim agrees to put the kibosh on nuclear and ballistic missile tests, and the US scraps its military exercises with South Korea in return.
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Keegan instructed his bouncers to flip a switch if city inspectors appeared; the switch activated a blue light in the DJ booth, a signal for the DJ to put on Radiohead's album Kid A. The gloomy record, Keegan hoped, would put the kibosh on dancing and spare him a costly ticket.
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But even though Zuckerberg put the kibosh on everyone's favorite Facebook rumor, you might not like what the company has in store: Facebook is building an in-home video chat device that will include microphones; given the persistence of the data crisis, Facebook has decided to delay its planned May release.
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Likewise, the source put the kibosh on rumors that Pitt, 53, is dating Sienna Miller, who starred in the Pitt-produced thriller Lost City of Z. Miller, 35, shot down similar reports back in April, after she and Pitt were spotted at a cast dinner together in Los Angeles after the film's premiere.
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For years our Women of the Year Advisory Board—made up of past winners, plus our editors—has put the kibosh on naming a Man of the Year on the grounds that men aren't exactly hurting for awards in this world, and that here at Glamour, the tribe we're into celebrating is female.
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Goldman had already divided thousands of employees in New York and other cities into two teams — blue and white, for the company's signature colors — and mandated that only one team be in the office during a given week; it also put the kibosh on handshakes and meetings of more than 20 people.
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Last month in Buffalo, in the tournament's second round, the eighth-seeded Badgers — led by a core of seniors who remembered barely losing the 2014 national semifinal to Kentucky and then barely losing the 2015 national title game to Duke — put the kibosh on top overall seed Villanova's season with a 53-62 upset.
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For starters, we banned all holiday and birthday gifts for one another, put the kibosh on all new clothes and shoes (for me) and electronics (for him), started lugging our suitcases to the airport via subway ($5.00) instead of taxi ($65), and said no to pretty much every invitation from friends that would have cost us money we could otherwise put toward our house.
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