Sentence examples for given to restrain from inspiring English sources

The schedule 7 power is not given to restrain the use of information.

I'm guessing he will have to restrain himself, and give his fans more of what they want.

But Obama has displayed a kind of ESPN masculinity: postfeminist in his values, but also thoroughly traditional in style — hypercompetitive, restrained, not given to self-doubt, rarely self-indulgent.

No one, so far, has been given the authority to restrain Mr Obama's inner circle.

So much so that we are talking to soldiers who said that they were having to restrain the orders given".

The high tide was reached with John Cleese's hotel-owning character, Basil Fawlty, in the eponymous 1970s BBC sitcom, and his frantic urging to his staff, "Don't mention the war!" when German guests arrived at the hotel, even as he struggled to restrain himself from giving "Heil Hitler" salutes and brushing an imaginary mustache.

members will give up some of their ability to restrain the flow of Chinese exports.

Given that β-catenin is generally thought to restrain adipogenesis, these findings are prima facie counterintuitive to the block in differentiation seen in gluteal SVCs.

In an effort to restrain sentimentality, the series gives us his image over and over at the expense of illuminating the lives of the children he is instructing.

Others wiggled and bounced and scooted in their chairs as they tried to restrain themselves, but eventually gave in to temptation a few minutes later.

That day, Ms. Alvera obtained a temporary restraining order against him, which she gave to the resident manager of Creekside Village Apartments.