Peace bonds, are essentially restraining orders that are issued when authorities do not have actual evidence of a crime against an individual, but have sufficient evidence that the said individual might commit a crime.
Horses, no matter how gentle, no matter how sweetly dispositioned and obedient, no matter how "bomb proof," as many in the horse world say when they are trying to sell a horse that is anything but bomb proof, the reality is that horses are essentially barely restrained volcanoes that can, and do, erupt with little or no warning.
"Since 2002, not only has Mayor Bloomberg restrained agency spending to essentially the rate of inflation, he has done what he can to rein in mandated costs for health insurance, Medicaid and pensions," Mr. Skyler said.
They carry a strong implication that English modernism is essentially a neoclassical style, in the sense of being restrained, cerebral and strongly dependent on design.
Essentially, it says that animals must be constrained or restrained in the subway, and for Gizmo, that means a leash or a carrier.
Restrained and thoughtful, shy yet uninhibited, she remains essentially enigmatic despite offering her thoughts and memories with apparent frankness.
Under the bill, attorneys could essentially void injunctions or restraining orders blocking statutes by filing an appeal within 10 days.
This ethos was not new; but during the principate it had been restrained by higher officers and officials, who operated according to a different, essentially aristocratic, code expressed in patron-dependent relations and mutuality.
