Sentence examples for is to exercise restraint from inspiring English sources

The only way to do this is to exercise restraint, and demand a minimum threshold of evidence of harm before banning.

The key to longevity, say the presidents of two free-standing independents, Kino International and Zeitgeist Films, is to exercise restraint in both the amount of money allotted for purchasing completed films and in how advertising dollars are spent.

"The position adopted by the armed forces was to exercise restraint, abiding by the humanitarian truce approved by the coalition forces," the television quoted the official as saying.

Few, including me, would be brave enough to explore this angle at an event so prestigious, but my aim is to exercise just a little self-restraint (just one raised bed and no wind chimes).

Like many, she feels that the Orange Revolution in 2004 achieved little, and now she's tired of being told to exercise restraint.

But the assurance we need, more than balance, is that an authority invading someone's privacy will be able to exercise restraint; and that is the bit that proves such a challenge.

But in the Internet era, when plain language seems quickly to escalate to overheated language and name-calling, The Times is wise to exercise restraint.

Consider the description of executive behavior offered by John Kenneth Galbraith in his 1967 book, "The New Industrial State": "Management does not go out ruthlessly to reward itself -- a sound management is expected to exercise restraint".

In a letter to the Oxford Mail, they wrote: "Given the position of public sector finance, both nationally and facing Oxfordshire County Council, the important decisions that still await us and with many workers receiving limited pay increases, we feel it is important to exercise restraint at this time".

Earlier this month reporters and producers were told to exercise restraint when it comes to live shots that require costly satellite time.

Earlier this month reporters and producers were told to exercise restraint when it comes to live shots that require costly satellite time. .