Sentence examples for restrain control from inspiring English sources

To the contrary, they did their best, under very difficult circumstances, to restrain, control and prevent Ms McKenna from injuring herself or others," Morrogh wrote in the report.

When he was older, he described both "The Victim" and "Dangling Man" as "victim literature," by which he meant that he was victimized, by his insecurities, as a Jewish nobody from Chicago: "I was restrained, controlled, demonstrating that I could write 'good.' " But he didn't know that in 1947.

China should be unleashing the imagination of its writers instead of trying to restrain and control them".

To an observer this may stir enough extreme emotion that they wish to restrain or control the woman, even though it is against the rules and is wrong".

(Seabrook, for his part, insists he does favor changes at Rikers Island just not many of the ones being advanced by city officials).* The ongoing overhauls include new rules regarding use-of-force aimed at limiting the most severe methods correctional officers use to restrain and control incarcerated people, including strikes to the head, groin, or kicking an individual.

Which parameters change can improve or restrain the force control performance?

This suggests that HIF-α, in Drosophila, functions to restrain inflammation and control the innate immune response.

As a performer she seems naturally restrained and controlled, more Ella Fitzgerald than Sarah Vaughan but more Rosa Passos than either.

The police have made more than 30 arrests but have been restrained in controlling the violence, using tear gas to disperse the bands of young people and firing paint balls to identify people for possible arrests later.

As noted by Emily Mackay of NME, her vocals sound "restrained" and "controlled".

They reported feeling powerless with no autonomy and that their actions were restrained and controlled.