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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.

Snow, too, wants to believe the sheer force of science cannot be restrained, that it will change the world — for the better — without a heavy guiding hand.

This is because cracking behaviour of repair material is not only affected by deformation properties of repair material, but it is also influenced by degree of restraint (termed as a fraction of shrinkage being restrained that causes shrinkage stress) which in this test depends upon elastic property of inner steel ring and dimension of ring.

Since estrus phase was confirmed after testing (to avoid interference with performance), if an animal proved not to be in proestrus or estrus after having been restrained, that data point was discarded.

"In the video it's evident there are lots of times when she was under the officer's control and she could have and should have been restrained at that point.

He was restrained at that point".

The Police Department advised that distribution of a bill containing only the protest would not violate § 318, and would not be restrained, but that distribution of the double-faced bill was prohibited.

On the first supposition, it will be restrained by that dependence from forming schemes obnoxious to their constituents.

Certainly the official line used to be that London's development should be restrained so that the shires would not be left behind.

A result was a widely held view in Congress and throughout the country that Presidential powers needed to be restrained and that all public officials needed to be subjected to increased public scrutiny and control.

A UK court has ruled today that the government's ever-growing powers to track and monitor its population must be restrained and that the UK cannot continue to flout its international obligations to respect privacy and protect personal data.