Sentence examples for more restraints for from inspiring English sources

For ICU patients admitted with health care-associated or community-onset infections or CAIs, more restraints for antimicrobial therapy selection are certainly possible.

The following evening at the next Republican debate, he exhibited considerably more restraint, for which Coulter, with characteristic modesty, claims credit.

There have been other calls for more restraint from the music industry over who it chooses to promote.

But on Monday, the union leaders said they had conceded enough, and rejected the owners' push for still more restraints on free agency and team payrolls.

Let's add two more restraints.

It incorporates the administration's proposals to put more restraints on compensation committees of corporate boards, endorses a (non-binding) say-on-pay provision for shareholders and adds restraints on "compensation practices that encourage excessive risk-taking".

Certainly more restraints would enable a researcher to better refine the structure and to discover discrepancy within the restraints.

Even without asking legislators to give up lobbying for hometown projects, one can hope for more restraint, particularly in a Congress supposedly dominated by fiscal conservatives.

"The European Central Bank has always felt more confident commenting on fiscal issues and lecturing the national treasuries on the need for more restraint".

All in all, however, few parts of the state came out behind on fresh education financing, despite Mr. Paterson's recent calls for more restraint on spending.

"Sanders identified and successfully focused on his two main issues: First, income inequality and the need to break up the big banks and second, the need for more restraint in committing military forces abroad," Morris wrote on his Web site.