Sentence examples for new restraints from inspiring English sources

The new restraints are not like the old restraints.

While some measures languish, Hawaii has just imposed new restraints.

For executives at all seven companies, new restraints will also be imposed on perks.

Mr. Obama said that the plan would protect consumers, impose new restraints on financial behemoths and guard against the murky practices that caused the market crisis.

Republicans say the measure will thrust the government deeper into the economy and put new restraints on lenders and other businesses that will stifle business growth.

The indictment is a response to a June 24 Supreme Court ruling that placed new restraints on the use of the federal death penalty.

And today you have new restraints--what with P.C., and all that.

Henceforth he would produce a different kind of poetry, defined by a new sobriety, a new restraint, and a lofty, almost Miltonic elevation of tone and diction.

This new restraint upon war does not, however, act upon conflicts that the assembly may favourably regard as wars of colonial liberation.

AMONG other themes, a new restraint was evident at last week's Maison et Objet, the twice-yearly trade show held outside Paris.

Albanesi exemplified the new restraint, as Darlington wrote: "You could see little of her emotion but you felt that she was tearing her heart to pieces".