Sentence examples for its restraints from inspiring English sources

"The mother bear broke out its cage when it heard its cub howl in fear before a worker punctured its stomach to milk the bile … Unable to free the cub from its restraints, the mother hugged the cub and eventually strangled it.

A police horse waiting for a mounted officer to return from his meal hour broke free of its restraints last night in Midtown.

The government has shut down opposition newspapers and blocked Web sites, and has grown increasingly frustrated with the protesters' continuing ability to elude its restraints.

Dr. Stanton went on to ask, most unkindly as far as the tobacco advertisers were concerned: If the public interest should require legislation in this area, should not the legislation deal "with the problem as a whole and not direct its restraints only against the television and radio media?

We do not argue against mapping as such, but rather call for critical reflection on its restraints, careful use and, where possible, complementary consideration of other data sources, as well as the combination of different quantitative and qualitative methods.

The old Constitution, with its restraints and emphasis on limited government, allows individual freedom to work for the common good.

Asimov appreciated its restraint and delicacy, but found it low on acidity.

Though a sense of deep anger imbues his book, it is all the more powerful for its restraint.

Yet at the same time the ISI somehow manages to give the impression that it has more control over the extremists than it probably does.The army's explanation for its restraint in North Waziristan is capacity.

It was an enormously disciplined exercise, notable for its restraint".

It was a concentrated, selfless performance, impressive for both its restraint and its quiet fervor.