It was so magical, I was almost moved to yoik, refraining only out of respect for Sami tradition and reindeer eardrums.
Though The Register's editorial board leans leftward, it typically endorses a candidate in each of the two parties' caucuses, refraining only when a candidate is running unopposed in Iowa (as in President Bush's re-election campaign four years ago, for example).
Mill, who believed that each individual is in a unique position to know what's in her best interest, concluded that government may coerce citizens to refrain only from acts that are hazardous to others, and has no warrant for regulating an individual's behavior.
I managed to do most of the poses and stay balanced the entire time, refraining only from doing 20 down-dog-to-jump-uprights in a row, and the part where everyone put their knees on their elbows and bent their heads between their legs into a place where people don't normally like to be thought of as having their heads.
Macron concluded his statement on Thursday with one of Trump's familiar refrains, only this time, it was edited to fit the Paris agreement's main purpose: "Make our planet great again.
This misunderstanding of the process of science leads to the commonly heard refrain, "It's only a theory"—nothing more than an unproven idea.
Laurie Anderson's solo performance included a new piece on which her clipped diction approached rapping as she touched sardonically on politics with the deadpan refrain, "Only an expert can deal with the problem".
A recording of this 'out of tune' song, whose lyrics include a refrain 'Only one world, only one people, only one God', was released by Reprieve to raise awareness for their campaign to save him.
According to Orthodox Judaism, a woman must refrain not only from having sex, but also kissing, hugging, or touching her husband for the five days of her period, plus an additional seven days.
It made me think of the rules pertaining to very orthodox Jews, who must refrain not only from violating the Sabbath or the kosher laws, but from anything that might look like a violation, even when it isn't one, for fear of provoking another Jew to transgression.As in all government offices, there are signs everywhere.
And many publicists (and their studio overlords) demand that clients refrain not only from talking to reporters, but also from posting anything on personal sites or blogs that could jeopardize their projects.
