There were six officers in the room, but it is not clear how many were restraining him when he stopped breathing.
Outside of the United States this is already the case with capped plans in many countries, restraining potential growth in downloads (simply users will only be able to download so much content).
Many things restrain India's economy, from a government that depends on Communist support to the caste system, power cuts and rigid labour laws.
Why has the Obama administration been so relatively inactive -- or, many argue, restrained -- in response to the drumbeat of chemical weapons reports out of Syria?
Rare-earth (RE) halides (such as NaYF4 Yb/Er) are currently the most efficient UC phosphors owing to their low phonon energies (ℏω < 400 cm−10 [8, 11, 14] 14], though the toxic raw materials involved in the synthesis and the air sensitivity of many halides restrain their application and production.
But that directive, like many of Trump's moves, just directed a government agency to issue a report on something, which Hudak described as a "customary, and in many ways restrained," way of going about things.
Today, car and pet product manufacturers are betting that more pet owners will buckle in their animals, and to encourage them they are offering many types of restraining devices, from simple harnesses that attach to seat belts to more elaborate barriers and safety cages.
There are so many passions to be restrained, so many armed men to be dealt with, so many fanatic parties to convince, so many private revenges to check, so many extra legal acts to do, that nothing except an irresistible Government can ever hope to secure the end which every Government by instinct tries to attain, namely, external order.
But many are poor at restraining spending in good times.
Central bankers like to take the credit for the defeat of inflation, but emerging economies have given them a big helping hand, both by pushing down the prices of many goods and by restraining wages in developed countries.
