Sentence examples for To restrain that from inspiring English sources

The Brotherhood has made some effort to restrain that kind of talk.

"It's no secret that the name of the game for Republicans is to restrain that turnout as much as possible.

The government has recently begun to restrain that practice, but the defense budget remains too low to stop it, Mr. Wang argues.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into a profitable investment he made a few years ago, and even his struggle to restrain that disobedient forelock has become newsworthy.

The World-Father struggled to hold back the tear, but this made it only grow larger and nobler, until finally it swelled fully to the size of three suns, requiring such a mighty trembling effortful strength to restrain that — alas! — the World-Father perished in the immensity of that task.

One is based both on the natural right (or natural power) of citizens to speak as they desire, as well as on the apparent fact that (as in the case of belief per se) it would be self-defeating for a government to try to restrain that freedom.

Digital businesses can't just rely on growth Trinity Mirror chief executive Sly Bailey used her opening keynote to lay into the BBC with that familiar call for the corporation's local news ambitions to be restrained; that topic seems like a detail in the current climate, but then again companies need to defend their territory even more aggressively.

The Court has liberally construed these laws as prohibiting a wide variety of employer conduct that is intended to restrain, or that has the likely effect of restraining, employees in the exercise of protected activities.

Most environmental groups view the Interstate Rule as a useful tool that would at least help one state to force another to restrain emissions that are carried by the winds across state lines.

They had been installed two years before to restrain sheep that were kept in the arboretum to graze on the undergrowth.

Late-stage pipelines remain thin, and drug companies have a poor public image and are under heavy pressure to restrain prices that are viewed as excessive, he said.