Sentence examples for language restraints from inspiring English sources

2. Time and language restraints were set; ≺ Years of publication from January 1985 to November 2002.

Other barriers created by the claimant might be level of education, language restraints, family members functioning as an interpreter, and the diagnosis from curative health care.

Since the election has been called, however, the language of restraint has disappeared and been replaced by promises of tax cuts and spending increases, most of them uncosted, in the next parliament.

The talks collapsed, in part because the U.S. was boosting its sales to the region even as it talked the language of restraint.

Mr Bush has suddenly and conveniently adopted the language of fiscal restraint.

His work is haunted by the lost detail of things, which it is part of his sacred duty to list, which he does with relish, because he loves language, and with restraint and something close to regret also because he distrusts language just as much.

In others (think Citizens United and McCutcheon), Roberts et al. obfuscate their disregard for precedent in the language of judicial restraint.

There is a deep and disturbing irony (one might say hypocrisy) in the position of the four dissenters, who on the issue of same sex marriage repeatedly and emphatically invoked the language of "judicial restraint".

In both hemispheres of Shurvon's brain, the frontal lobes, which are involved in motor control, facial movement, language, judgment and the restraint of impulse, problem-solving and planning, were, Zollman said, "extensively atrophied".

They don't have the same restraints on language, sexuality and violence.

His language lacked polish and restraint.