Sentence examples for decision to restrain from inspiring English sources
In a statement, Dean G. Skelos, the Senate Republican leader, added, "The judge's decision to restrain the governor from proceeding with this action was the right decision".
After Mr. Annan delivered his speech, lawmakers rose to ask him tough questions about his own role in the decision to restrain peacekeeping troops from stepping in to stop the massacres.
A senior coroner has called for a national review of police use of restraints after an inquest jury found a decision to restrain a 57-year-old man suffering from lung cancer and pneumonia in hospital contributed to his death.
It is still unknown as to how the decision to restrain reproduction occurs or what minimum threshold of fertility in the queen is needed to reduce worker reproduction.
They reported that the decision to restrain created a conflict among the nurses between the need to protect and their professional values.
With the understanding that the nursing staff plays a significant role in the decision to restrain a patient, we examined the factors and reasons that influence the concept and positions of the nursing staff regarding patient restraint.
Bothersome actions and environmental conditions also significantly impacted nurses' decisions to physically restrain patients.
The president credited the longest recorded economic boom in American history to the tough decisions he made in 1993 to restrain spending and increase taxes, and in 1997 to accept budget cuts, especially in Medicare, demanded by Congressional Republicans.
According to the prison service, inmates who require treatment at outside hospitals are risk assessed before decisions are made as to whether to restrain them or not.
The policeman's move to restrain Grant and subsequent decision to shoot him in the back were captured by passers-by on mobile phones.
Differences between children and adults regarding decision-making competence have been found in the ability to restrain impulsivity and in the ability to place a given decision in a larger temporal context [ 19].
