Sentence examples for only restraints from inspiring English sources

I feel the EU is one of the only restraints on the kind of neo-liberal market fundamentalism that has seen inequality rising throughout the world.

The only restraints for someone in such a radicalized state are the legal and civic consequences.

What prevents that from occurring is that most established religions and groups have accountability mechanisms that restrain that from happening; cults, however, are purposefully designed so that the only restraints are the ones placed upon the people who, without even realizing it, have just done what they never thought they would do -- join a cult.

The only restraint is his generosity".

It also must be on guard against encroaching beyond its proper bounds, and not the less so since the only restraint upon it is self-restraint.

The only restraint on him will be a worry about prompting a compensating monetary tightening by the Bank of England.

Only EtOH induced a significant amount of c-Fos in EW, while both doses of LPS and restraint stress induced c-Fos in DRN, and only restraint stress caused induction in PAG.

To be sure, Strauss asserted "the natural right of the stronger" to prevail: "The only restraint in which the West can put some confidence is the tyrant's fear of the West's immense military power".

"The president alone has the authority to launch nuclear weapons, the only restraint being the advice of senior advisers who might be present at the time of crisis, and Donald Trump has shown repeated contempt for informed and wise counsel," Gordon Humphrey, a Republican former senator for New Hampshire, wrote this week in a letter to his current congressional representatives.

The only restraint on the tendency of power to debase its holders, and to take the shortest way to getting its ends - summary executions, torture, war, the use of terror and repression - is a structure of law, with proper methods and independent judges, before whom even a ruler must be answerable.

McGreal provided a litany of such abuses, performed by soldiers on house-to-house rampages across Zimbabwe: "Six people have been murdered in political violence in Zimbabwe since the election, but a reluctance to kill outright — perhaps because torture and rape attract far less attention — is the only restraint shown by the troops and militia".