Sentence examples for many restraints from inspiring English sources
Despite the many restraints on American operations, Iraqi lawmakers still expressed uneasiness with the pact.
Much of this began in early 2003, when a federal judge lifted many restraints on spying by the Police Department.
War may seem like an odd place to look for scruples, since wars apparently represent the breakdown of all scruple; yet the history of war holds as many restraints as the history of peace.
The New Yorker, January 6 , 1973P. 19 War may seem like an odd place to look for scruples, since wars apparently represent the breakdown of all scruple; yet the history of war holds as many restraints as the history of peace.
"Obviously, there were just as many intelligent and ambitious and dynamic women back then as there ever are, but there were so many restraints," Fellowes says.
Our collective disquiet stems from grim memories of the extralegal terrorism policies the Bush administration institutionalized, especially the way the term "enemy combatant" helped free its officials and the presidency from many restraints, and from fears that those abandoned policies might have a second life in the Trump era.
In the case of reversing President Clinton's forest policy, which was made final this month, after years of painstaking review and public comment, Mr. Bush would face many legal restraints.
"We instituted many more restraints in order to preserve open space," said Ms. Puglisi, who recalled a decade's worth of public hearings and environmental reviews aimed at whittling A.V.R.'s proposal to build 250 units.
However, this does not include the many cultural restraints.
But while change is a given in capitalist economies, in an economy built on technology, and free from many physical restraints, change goes into overdrive.
Insulin pumps are devices that inject insulin continuously into the body in a similar way to the pancreatic secretion, and with endless possibilities to adjust schedules, meals and physical activities, giving diabetics the chance to lead a life with many less restraints due to their illness.
