At the moment, brokers are trying to rein back the funding they provide to the smaller and weaker hedge funds.
Mr Papaconstantinou, who introduced Greece's first austerity programme as the country tried to rein back its escalating debt, denies any wrongdoing.
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Some Tory supporters would still like to rein back public spending on health or education, and were spluttering from their armchairs after Mr Lilley's speech.
This tension between the prime minister's perception of his political self-interest and the determination of John Prescott to rein back the private motorist has never been resolved.
Finally, the head of the Federal Reserve sought to reassure markets that his institution had all the tools at hand to rein back accommodative monetary policy when needed.
For ECB chief Mario Draghi (and the Italian president Mario Monti), it means deeper, faster structural reforms to free up labour markets, deregulate service sector industries and generally rein back the role of the state.
And at that point, having deliberately stimulated domestic demand we would need to rein it back, but we could then find its momentum hard to stop.
The Pakistani officials argue these deals will work in terms of trying to rein in militants crossing back and forth across the border.
First, he would repeal health insurance reform, which would take away tax credits from millions of small business owners, and take us back to the days when insurance companies had free rein to drop coverage and jack up premiums.
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"The real question is whether the next administration is going to continue to roll back Internet availability to foreign firms, " Mr. Rein said.
But Roche has one U.S. patent that might enable it to beat back the infringement suit and, in any event, it has free rein in Europe.
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