leashing

• “I wish I believed in leashing my children …. luckily they are so close in age and they are both girls, so they tend to travel in the same general directions.”

  » Slow Down Strocel.com

• “Purse strings are of limited use in leashing our bureaucracy because the rule making process usually imposes the costs on the target group.”

  Balkinization

• “Stevenson, when he was governor of Illinois, once rejected such a law, terming leashing”

  Creative Loafing Atlanta

• “I have to ask if this is because Iraq is seen as safely on a leash, or whether the saber rattling of Russia has raised the priority of protecting the pipeline (and hence "leashing" Russia's energy power)?”

  Afghanistan - The "Good" War?

• “Each city within Fribourg reserves the right to enforce regulations such as leashing and banning of canines from certain areas.”

  Article Source

• “While most modern dog parks have a gated vestibule area for leashing and unleashing pooches, the only entrance to this one is a double gate wide enough to accommodate a dump truck, and the latch is a design worthy of Rube Goldberg (see photos on jump).”

  The Washington Post: Dog park raises howls in Alexandria

• “Other cities have registration laws, fines for not leashing or muzzling your pit bull, and restrictions against breeding.”

  Brett Ashley McKenzie: Chicago Dog Lovers: Time to Step Up

• “Or perhaps the weight on my chest was God, knowing the human race was too curious for its own good, placing a firm hand of protection, holding us close, leashing our titanium bird lest we flew too close to the sun.”

  Fictionaut: On A Trans-Atlantic Flight

• “Am I accusing Joe Scarborough of un-leashing tongue inflicted rants, and lambasting his guests the way Fox's Bill O'Reilly did against Congressman Barney Frank?”

  Jewel Woods: Joe Scarborough Needs a Hug!

• “This radically reduces U.S. influence in garnering cooperation in leashing the Russian bear.”

  Ossetia - The Politics of Naming and Blaming

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