Sentence examples for measures of restraint from inspiring English sources

In others, politicians are still terrified that their car-owning voters will savage any government that tries to introduce direct measures of restraint.

A recent study by the Transport Research Laboratory, an independent consultancy, found that halving bus fares would reduce car use by only 1% whereas direct measures of restraint such as introducing a £2 urban road charge would lead to a 20% reduction in car use in city centres.

Both measures of restraint were positively associated with elevated levels of salivary cortisol, although the TFEQ-R was more strongly associated than the RS.

Whilst different measures of restraint have been used in prior studies, findings agree that restrained eaters show stronger effects of food response-inhibition training in reducing food intake (Houben & Jansen, 2011; Veling et al., 2011) so in all three experiments we examined whether individual differences in restraint moderated the effects of training on food intake.

A measure of restraint might have saved Ireland billions.

Williams understood his clients' wish for grandeur but tempered it with a measure of restraint.

Most previous terror organisations had negotiable demands and therefore exercised a measure of restraint.

But the Fed also is acting with a clear measure of restraint.

The British memoir still tends to exhibit a large measure of restraint, a quality that, if it was once irritating to American readers, can now seem only refreshing.

"Today we have a rare opportunity to restore a measure of restraint to surveillance programmes that have simply gone too far".

Accordingly, flavoring grits requires a measure of restraint, but allows for some gorgeously subtle effects, the best of which turn on fresh corn's natural affinity for certain foods, like peppers and pork.