Sentence examples similar to given to restraining from inspiring English sources
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.
Respite for informal caregivers was another specific reason given for restraining a patient at home.
He said he saw "no remorse" in Thomas, adding: "It is clear to me having seen all the character references and seen the pre-sentence report that you are clearly in denial". Thomas was also ordered to pay £1,000 in compensation to his second victim and given a restraining order not to work as a carer or in a care home for 10 years.
A handful of other states also require people convicted of domestic abuse or subject to restraining orders to give up weapons.
And it follows failed attempts to advance measures that could have given Congress new power to restrain Trump.
Magistrates said Penny, who the court heard has previous convictions for assault and possession of cannabis, would be given a restraining order and have to pay costs and compensation.
She was given a restraining order and told to stay drug-free and not to reoffend.
