Sentence examples for notion of restraint from inspiring English sources

Like many Bollywood films "Kal Ho Naa Ho" has little notion of restraint.

To support flexible policy specification, we define the notion of restraint rules for authorization management processes and introduce the concept of impact weight for the conditions in these restraint rules.

Another idea is that good design should never be more than it needs to be, and that notions of restraint, economy and efficiency should be built into it.

Take two examples of its influence: those arch, eardrum-destroyers Muse, with their similar vision of impending technological doom delivered seemingly without any notion of self-restraint; and Coldplay, with their vacuously anthemic, quasi-millennial tendency.

The third evangelical idol is sexual purity and the notion that a pluralistic society's laws about marriage and family must be shaped by biblical notions of sexual restraint.

Of course, the notion of applying theoretical restraints on the future of AI and machine learning is laced with difficulties.

Almost two decades later, however, researchers still find nurses resistant to the notion of removing patients' restraints.

The reason: laws limiting members of village councils, or panchayats, to two children, on the notion that they should provide models of restraint.

Other nurses had a very restricted interpretation of restraint use, more in line with the notion of abuse or neglect of older individuals.

"We can exercise a bit of restraint.

"You showed a singular lack of restraint.