Sentence examples for made to restrain from inspiring English sources

Since the 50s, attempts have been made to restrain, gag or amputate the right hands of diarists.

Small firms are stopping providing health insurance partly because they know the taxpayer will pick up the slack.Some attempts have been made to restrain spending.

Yes... * The Bank of England is close to being forced formally to explain why it has allowed inflation to move above 3 per cent * Interest rate rises made to restrain inflation are already hitting homeowners hard and may continue * For pensioners and homeowners inflation is much higher than official measures show No... * The Bank of England has already taken action to bring inflation back down.

Normally police handcuff individuals within court premises immediately after an arrest order has been issued but no effort was made to restrain him.

"When I want to make something small, I have to restrain the growth," he says.

Of course, all governments do this, democratic ones as well as dictatorships, as do commercial organisations; and laws are made to try to restrain their enthusiasm for intruding on the privacy of individuals.Mr Mielke operated with few restraints.

Stranger than the pieing itself was the reaction: The thrower was instantly restrained and made to wait while Bryant and her husband fell immediately into prayer, presumably in an attempt to save his gay, pie-throwing soul.

Other attempts have been made to halt free speech via restraining order, like a case I witnessed in a courtroom where someone asked the court to "stop her talking about me".

Palestinian officials have made an effort to restrain youths from reaching Israeli checkpoints and hurling stones and firebombs, Israeli officials said.

The Brotherhood has made some effort to restrain that kind of talk.

For that reason, the administration has made no attempt to restrain their repression.