Sentence examples for narrow restraint from inspiring English sources

The point in question was a "narrow restraint exception", which effectively punished employees for joining a competitor, but didn't prohibit them for doing so.

The much harsher and much more complete restraint of a narrow prison cell and an ordered, repetitive existence within the prison walls, plus the challenge of being told that escape from this prison is impossible, increase this yearning for freedom to the point where no risk seems too great, if only there is the possibility of freedom.

Subject only to a few relatively narrow exceptions, there are no restraints on either the levels or the subjects of taxation at either level of government.

Third, concentrating on patients' perceptions of seclusion and restraint may have narrowed the findings, and thereby helped synthesis.

There may be exceedingly narrow situations in which a prior restraint is permissible.

A conservatism that seeks to widen its narrow coalition and practices the judicial restraint it preaches might open more space for reforms that aren't just one-sided grabs for partisan power.

"It would not be right to make modifications," said Mr. Carlson, who said he would eschew a crash helmet and would rely on a narrow leather lapbelt as his only safety restraint.

The presence of hills and canyons, together with the restraints imposed by a long narrow peninsula, result in "circuitous routing of traffic and a great deal of out-of-direction travel".

Justice Samuel Alito Jr., writing the 5-to-4 majority opinion, misleadingly presented the court as a model of restraint and its ruling as a narrow one.

But judicial restraint does not always favor the narrowest possible interpretation of rights derived from federal statutes.

The Chute -- one of those insanely steep and narrow double-diamond plunges -- looked tempting; but paternal restraint prevailed and we opted instead for the conservatively blue-squared Austin.