New York City puts the brakes on Uber, Lyft .
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Normally, our prefrontal cortex puts the brakes on aggressive behavior.
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A red light from the court, or even a strong yellow light, puts the brakes on this.
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Just as your SES acts like your body's gas pedal, your SIS puts the brakes on your sexuality.
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While it has managed to survive previous dust storms, the upcoming 2018-2019 storm could be the one that puts the brakes on it for good.
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Warmer waters tend to promote the growth of hurricanes, while higher wind shear puts the brakes on big cyclones, causing them to weaken or intensify more slowly.
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"While California puts the brakes on innovation and change with more bureaucracy and more regulation, Arizona is paving the way for new technology and new businesses," Ducey said.
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But a new paper from Yale's Darryl Seligman and Greg Laughlin and CalTech's Konstantin Batygin, slated to be published in The Astrophysical Journal, puts the brakes on this speculation.
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If growth slows at this stage of the economic cycle, the chances of recession rise and the Fed puts the brakes on, or maybe even reverses gear all together.
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Avengers: Endgame puts the brakes on that by finally taking its own sweet time in exploring how heroes might deal with grief, loss, survivors' guilt, and the pervasive feeling of failure.
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Steven Mnuchin is leading the U.S. in negotiating a deal that puts the brakes on actions against ZTE in exchange for China buying down its trade surplus, reports Axios' Jonathan Swan.
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But there's an element of grit that puts the brakes on, arising perhaps from the artist's devotion to detail, perhaps from his attempt to crystalize the crosscurrents of contemporary politics into a visually digestible whole.
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SoftBank-backed Fair puts the brakes on weekly car rentals for Uber drivers When Fair laid off 40% of its staff in October, CEO Scott Painter promised it wasn't shuttering its leasing services to on-demand fleets.
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Congress should look to other countries, such as Sweden and Switzerland, that have managed debt-to-GDP ratios more effectively than the U.S. and our debt limit, which essentially puts the brakes on overspending after the fact. 3.
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If Strategic Command puts the brakes on the launch order, it will be countermanding a presidential order, in effect betting that resistance will later be regarded as the admirable refusal to follow an illegal order rather than mutiny.
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OTTAWA, March 23 (Reuters) - The Bank of Canada has said that if necessary it can buy corporate and municipal bonds to bolster liquidity in the credit markets as the new coronavirus puts the brakes on the global economy.
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But the decision, which Texas said it would appeal, served as a legal blow to one of the toughest state-issued immigration laws in the country and puts the brakes on a measure backed by the Trump administration that critics had called anti-Latino.
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When the Congress enacts the tax extenders and the White House puts the brakes on the so-called hardship waivers, and begins to set healthy renewable volume obligation (RVO) levels, only then will we see exciting renewable fuels such as biodiesel reach their full production potential.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' MORE (R-Calif.) is banking on a strong economy helping his party in November's midterm elections — unless a burgeoning trade war sparked by tariffs implemented by the Trump administration puts the brakes on growth.
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As for immunotherapy, it early mentioned by James Allison, now at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. Allison found that CTLA-4 puts the brakes on T cells, preventing them from launching full-out immune attacks. He wondered whether blocking the blocker – the CTLA-4 molecule – would set the immune system free to destroy cancer. But at that time, people would take it as a peculiar idea, and no one supported him.
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Record Collectors reviewer wrote that Troy's "self-titled riot of gospel, soul and rock epitomised Apple's fusion of musical cultures". Also writing for AllMusic, Richie Unterberger finds Troy "in great voice" on the album but bemoans the "pedestrian" quality of much of the material, adding: "[T]he heavy rock/soul arrangements often have an over-beefy, early-'70s super-session feel. It works best when Troy puts the brakes on the hard rock to deliver emotional, slower soul tunes." Simon Leng similarly views some of the tracks' "period heaviness" as regrettable while opining that the "power and panache" of Troy's singing "transcends any rock overkill".
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