Sentence examples for be exercised with restraint from inspiring English sources

"Freedom of speech has to be exercised with restraint," says the usually admirable Lady Scotland today.

And we need to have the humility to understand that our influence must be exercised with restraint and pragmatism.

The attorney general, Lady Scotland, said: "Freedom of speech has to be exercised with restraint, and where it is abused in order to encourage murder and incite racial hatred it has to be combated".

"The power of eminent domain is to be exercised with restraint, not abandon," the court lectured in its 5-to-2 decision.

Unchecked by any other branch of government, the president's authority under the Constitution to pardon anyone charged with federal crimes is meant to be exercised with great restraint to correct an injustice or to further some societal good.

But no matter how tight a connection one draws between a gun culture and a high murder rate, gun ownership is not an intrinsic evil: Most gun owners are law-abiding citizens, most guns are never used to kill, and the tragedies associated with the Second Amendment are exceptions to a liberty that's mostly exercised with restraint, discretion and an appropriate level of caution.

There are also suggestions that Iran may be exercising more restraint.

Or they were exercising financial restraint with their grants for British creative and cultural institutions totalling €40m (£34m) during 2014 and 2015.

Maybe she's exercising some restraint.

He added: "Rwanda is exercising restraint as of now.

Even if she was exercising restraint that was derived from her experience, she should have asked.