Sentence examples for is now restrained from inspiring English sources
And so mourning is now restrained by thanksgiving as blessed Milosz would have wished.
The petition alleges as follows: That petitioner is a citizen of the United States, and a resident of the city of New York, in the state of New York, and that he is now restrained of his liberty by the marshal of the United States for the District of Columbia.
And you know what is now restraining him so that he may be revealed when his time comes.
The conventional disinfectants like humic acids, formaldehyde, formalin, sodium chloride, iodine considered to be an option are now restrained in several countries as they are carcinogenic and have adverse effect on environment [ 53- 55].
The rocket fire from Gaza is now being severely restrained, perhaps because of the certainty of Israeli retaliation, but the punishment of the 1.5 million Palestinian inhabitants of Gaza continues.
All of that unfolded in a climate where the Liberal Democrats, as is now painfully clear, restrained the Tories from further destroying what the protesters were trying to save.
Beijing says it is now determined to restrain growth and fight inflation.
In a long letter he wrote that "my biggest problem was that you played the angles too much, exaggerated the truth too far, manipulated me and others too much", and complained about Mr Ovitz's extravagance.The lawsuit against Disney has raised hopes among those who worry about soaring executive pay that a powerful legal mechanism is now available to restrain it.
The parvulins appear to have primal functions, presumably retained from the bacterial lineages within which this PPIase family is the predominant group [ 6, 111], to which they are now largely restrained, whilst the cyclophilins appear to have gained functions at varying stages during fungal evolution.
There is now hope that restraining-order laws, also known as extreme risk protection orders, will gain momentum in statehouses.
Pele is now hard pressed to restrain their exuberance.
