Sentence examples for doing enough to restrain from inspiring English sources
UEFA openly accused the government of not doing enough to restrain hooliganism.
When asked if the Iraqi government is doing enough to restrain the groups killing Americans, he said, "I think that they can certainly do more".
The Bush administration's push for strong action against Iraq is running up against Arab perceptions that the United States has not done enough to restrain Israel.
"At first glance, it appears that this bill is an attempt to grab even more intrusive surveillance powers and does not do enough to restrain the bulk collection of our personal data by the secret services," he said.
Few people will buy individual insurance policies under Mr McCain's plan, he predicts, and Mr Obama's does not do enough to restrain costs.The exploding price of oil, meanwhile, cripples transport firms and fuels inflation for everything that has to be moved around.
Agnew called moderate black leaders into his Baltimore office and angrily blamed them for the riot, saying they had not done enough to restrain more militant leaders — leaders he called "the circuit-riding, Hanoi-visiting, caterwauling, riot-inciting, burn-America-down type of leader".
A bipartisan group of lawmakers, fearing that the pending deal doesn't do enough to restrain Iran, are pressing for quick passage of tough new sanctions.
But these market-imposed remedies may still not be enough to restrain Microsoft's monopolistic exploitation in future.
But there are weak links in the index, and those could be enough to restrain a broad market rebound.
It's even gentle enough to restrain squishy biopolymers without rendering them kaput, he adds.
