Sentence examples for process restraint from inspiring English sources

Because this amendment was held inapplicable to state actions that might violate an individual's constitutional rights, it was not until the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment in 1868 that the several states became subject to a federally enforceable due process restraint on their legislative and procedural activities.

Cases like Prosecutor v. Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta demonstrate the difficulties in holding leaders accountable, the politicization of justice processes, restraint in targeting the largest perpetrators, and a strategy of focusing on smaller rather than larger power blocs in seeking accountability.

The consultation with the nurse specialist focused on supporting nurses in achieving restraint-free care and complying with the decision-making process concerning restraint use as defined in the Dutch guideline for restraint use in care situations [ 17, 18].

Several subjects concerning physical restraints were discussed during five meetings each lasting for two hours, such as the decision-making process towards restraint use, the effects and consequences of restraint use, strategies to analyse risk behaviour of residents and alternatives for restraints.

The verse in its totality describes a process of restraint, anger management and reformation.

The molecular models were computed using the Geno3D tools (Combet et al. 2002), following a modeling process under restraints similar to the process used for experimental solving of protein structure by NMR.

On the other hand, there were no observed differences between the highest and lowest restraint-use facilities when it came to use of restraints when residents were out of bed, care processes in restraint management, gait or balance issues, or activity levels.

There should be more "decentralization in the bargaining process" and "wage restraint in the public sector".

Real security, he argued, was obtainable just by encouraging a process of reciprocal restraint through negotiations with Moscow.

More of Payton's teammates joined in the restraint process, trying desperately to keep Payton from physically confronting Bernhardt.

Mr. Bajnai's predecessor, Ferenc Gyurcsany, began the process of fiscal restraint in 2006, but only modestly and only under pressure from the European Commission after Brussels noticed the spiraling budget deficit and the government's loose monetary and fiscal policies.