Sentence examples for it would restrain from inspiring English sources

As long as the Senate continued to be composed of America's most talented statesmen, Tocqueville implied, it would restrain its own anti-democratic potential.

It would restrain ill-judged plans to swathe internet platforms in red tape.

Asked why he doesn't work for a major Chinese technology company, he sneers at the suggestion, saying that it would restrain his freedom.

He said it was a positive development because it would restrain bidding wars for available space and allow more companies to remain in Manhattan.

The SWA and other European wine and spirits producers argued that the law, passed at the Scottish Parliament last year, breaches the UK's European Union (EU) treaty obligations because it would restrain trade.

She did not believe in the state; she believed in the family, believed that it would restrain our more atavistic and anti-social desires, and show us how properly to behave, in private and public.

Having ordered the rodizio twice, I would restrain myself to the buffet service next time: a few slices of picanha, a piece of linguica, a spoonful of collards and a couple of salads, and I'd be very happy.

The heft of the larger European countries, it reasoned, would restrain the growing clout of the United States.

BUT I'd restrain myself the second time.

While that would restrain inflation, it would also likely hurt stock prices.

Newt Gingrich, here to shill for his documentary films, got a 10-minute speaking slot this morning -- and was the first speaker that it was hard to believe would restrain himself to the allotted time.