It is possible, in their view, to see Seneca as a hypocrite and as a force of moral restraint.
The paper occasionally takes surprising positions — it opposed extraordinary rendition, and wrote, this summer, that for the police to shoot rioters would violate the British forces' tradition of restraint.
Unsuitable force and length of restraint.
But the recent election of a pro-western Serbian president, Boris Tadic, will be a force for restraint.
Their obvious mutual affection creates an interesting dynamic, with the Queen's age and position forcing a measure of restraint, and the Earl's awareness of her true feelings making him bolder than your average subject.
Although they are negotiating possible reforms, New York officials have consistently said the police force is a model of restraint and does an effective job of disciplining officers who use excessive force.
The containment events included use of medication; referral to intensive care units; observation; show of force, restraint and seclusion; and time out.
To be sure, there are still reasons to be cautious, particularly in spring and early summer, when the combined force of Washington's fiscal restraint is expected to have its biggest impact.
This reduced restraint force of the CEP allows for increased swelling of the IVD by proteoglycans (PG), increased hydration, and, ultimately, the loss of PGs and a corresponding loss of the functional integrity of the disc.
Restraint includes use of bodily force (physical restraint) or a device (mechanical restraint) to control a person's freedom of movement.
