Sentence examples for cases restraint from inspiring English sources

In 16 of those cases, restraint was linked directly to the death, and four were classed as "positional asphyxia".

We somehow suffer from an irrepressible desire to help….we're inclined to always give care, whereas in some cases restraint would be better".

In Moore's case, restraint is difficult.

In some cases, the restraint systems might not keep the dummy from hitting the pillar because the steering wheel, which contains the air bag, veers so far to the right that the dummy misses the bag.

In a report into the use of restraints on prisoners at risk of self-harm, Judge Peter Boshier highlighted cases where restraints were used for long periods including one inmate in Auckland Prison who was tied down to a bed for 16 hours at a time, 37 nights in a row. .

In any case, judicial restraint is not Kennedy's style.

Confrontation has been made harder to resist because the case for restraint has been tarnished.

And therein lies a great irony: even the failure of a non-lethal weapon makes a case for restraint.

The record of Washington's interventions in the sectarian landscape of Iran and Iraq is so abysmal that the case for restraint should be obvious.

Vertical lights flash in 80s pastel colours, dotted perilously around a crowded stage – there's a drummer, a keyboard player, a keyboard-playing bassist, and an Afro'd funk guitarist with a heroic case of restraint.

Explaining the difference in his decision, Judge Duggan said: "In that case the restraint of publication of photographs of a tiny baby was considered to be inappropriate," said Judge Duggan.