Sentence examples for be restrained at some from inspiring English sources
But everybody knows debt has to be restrained at some point.
Following the prostitution ruling, Jason Kenney, the employment minister, said "the judiciary should be restrained at the exercise of judicial power in overturning a democratic consensus".
Congress surely intended that Qaeda operatives who are planning direct attacks against American targets should also be restrained, at least when no other legal method is available.
Further, all states have laws that require children under the age of 4 to be restrained while they ride in cars, and 25 states require that children up to 16 be restrained at all times.
John Leonard from Cork was on the flight and described the scene after the man first appeared to suffer a seizure and then had to be restrained at the back of the plane before collapsing.
It probably asks too much of human nature to expect any of us to be restrained at all times by persistent modesty and empathy from committing rhetorical excesses that exaggerate our differences and ignore our similarities.
It reflected well on Cole's character to respect the club that shaped him but illustrated his fortunes at Liverpool that a rare moment of release had to be restrained at West Ham.
Cardiff boss Russell Slade was so incensed by the decision that he had to be restrained at the half-time whistle.
By comparison, allowing a three-month gap between arrival of the first global case and imposition of travel restrictions, the seven-months cumulative AR could be restrained at around 2% by imposing AH plus 99% restriction on all transport modes.
From the total 400 participants, 260 (65.0%) had managed with physical restraints for their abnormal behavior and regarding the setting of restrained, 188 (47%) of the participants was restrained at home while 22 (5.5%) was restrained at hospital, but 50 (12.5%) was restrained in both hospital and in their home.
