Judge Lake helped prosecutors by not reining in her answers.

Based on their results, the authors suggest that "reining in growth of this sector should be a policy priority."

But for all that, he remains the one Palestinian leader capable of reining in the violence and leading his people back to the bargaining table.

And this year it took the big step of freezing the plan, reining in the growth of obligations to workers.

The stage lurched forward, gaining speed despite the reining of the aroused driver.

Only by reining in corruption at customs can Mexico's government hope to make any headway against illegal imports.

Neck reining is used almost exclusively, and riders have little or no need to adjust the reins while riding.

Democrats, seeking to direct his ire against the Republican plan, emphasize the difficulty of reining in tax cuts once they've been promised.

Two counts were lodged against 18-year-old Phil Reining.

Pushed by businesses and insurers, most state legislatures around the country are reining in growth in the cost of job injuries, now $70 billion a year.

Several cardinals criticized the document, but it was mostly aimed at reining in theologians like Father Dupuis.

Democrats said Mr. Bush's emphasis on tax cuts created a false choice between reining in the budget deficit and keeping necessary social programs.

Müller was married twice and his second wife was Magdalena Valley Reining.

Priscilla Reining was the recipient of three anthropological degrees, from the University of Chicago.

The Praetor snorted, then looked up as an overcaptain rode swiftly down the side of the high road toward them, reining in and turning his mount.

A federal law similar to, or even broader than, the one in Maryland would greatly assist Medicare in reining in its imaging costs.

As the Tellarite spoke, Reyes noted that he seemed to have recovered some of his earlier bluster but was still reining himself in, to a degree.

They are accusing the Pentagon of reining in an agency that has played a crucial role in fostering America's lead in computer and communications technologies.

British Reining is one of the 16 organisations which form part of the British Equestrian Federation.

I met him when I was a kid at the Jesuit mission school over on Rue Dr. Reining.

At field days draft horses are also shown in long reining, ridden, log snigging, ploughing, pulling, novelty events, agricultural and other implements events, too.

The introduction of the acacia gall rust fungus, (Uromycladium tepperianum), has proven to be highly effective at reining it in, reducing density by 80%.

British Reining is the Great Britain governing body for the equestrian sport of reining.

Since then she has held close reins over the music.

He did, taking care to keep her reins in his hand.

Then he took the reins, and they both got up.

She knew he held back, let her hold the reins.

He took the reins of government on May 11, 1945.

From late 2002 to early 2004, he took the reins of 1.

They hold each other, she still with the reins in her hands.

They're more likely to leave George's reins to you for the time being.

You have to keep hold of the reins with both hands, not one.

"The company has not done well since he took the reins."

That's time enough to get hold of all the reins.

When we were ready to move on, I took the reins again.

"Thus you must take over the reins of power after I am gone."

Taking the reins the old man led the team along the road.

I'm going home the old way with a light hand on the reins making the long approach.

What you must do now is hand over the reins to me, then get down and walk back home.

Before they turn around I'll have all the reins in my hands, and then they'll find it's too late to stop me.

Suddenly Day began to feel something wrong in the reins.

There seemed now to be no hand at all upon the reins.

We must allow the child to take the reins of our lives.

Do I expect the church to take up the reins?

"Would you like one of us to take the reins?"

His next words showed her exactly who held the reins.

And then one day his hands would be holding the reins.

I did not want to pick up the reins of my life.

Now they must be sure not to rein those people in.

The last thing I want is to give you rein to talk, to anyone.

I want to give him rein, see what he will do.

It was all I could do to rein him in.

We had to use force to rein in the violence.

He reined up and called out a word, probably a name.

Powerful members of Congress want to go much further to rein in the program.

"You cannot rein in health costs if we continue to have 1,500 companies."

The force of their charge had taken them on too far to rein back quickly.

He had to rein in all the words that wanted to speak themselves to her.

He's always working at the front of the race - you have to rein him in for his own good.

The others reined in as they came up to it.

I tried to rein my mind away from that memory.

But Fox might find it difficult to rein him in too far.

Rather, they let the doctors figure out how to rein in costs.

The only way to do that is to rein in the overall cost of health care.

The Giants had what they needed to try to rein me in.

The other three had reined in and were waiting for them.

This time, though, it might be necessary finally to rein him in a little.

Not fair to him, really, since he's been doing his best to rein them in.

But he's also, it seems, learning to rein himself in a bit.

The father, though, takes care to rein in his opinions about the business.

He had no true sense of how to rein in the new emotions.

We can work together if you'll rein in your temper.

Then he reined to the left, opening the way to us.