Sentence examples for restrain either from inspiring English sources

Anything that has the tendency to restrain either consumer spending or business investment will lead to an even larger deficit in California".

"Although the court has no legal authority to restrain either party from speaking to the media, this does not preclude either of them from using good sense and personal restraint for their sake," Justice Gische wrote in one of two rulings issued in the case yesterday morning.

Neither candidate made much of an effort, in the tense hours and days that ensued, to restrain either the language or the tactics of their seconds.

FDA has on several instances taken initial action to find itself quickly restrained either by Congress or by its own ambiguous feelings on the issue.

Politicians might hesitate before bailing out another big financial firm, especially if the cause was reckless trading.This newspaper seldom finds itself on the side of restraining either technology or markets.

[It will not matter in the end whether they were boxers or briefs.] Nothing in the Constitution restrained either law enforcement officials or intelligence agents from continuing to question Abdulmutallab regardless of whether he chose to exercise his right to an attorney.

Each animal in turn was restrained either by hand or in an animal crush and four IRT measurements were taken of each of the animal's feet from different aspects (front, back, lateral and medial) and a measurement was also taken of the left eye (see Figure 1 for an example).

Scores were lower among people who had been restrained, either documented (mean difference −3.9; 95% CI −6.0, −1.9) or observed (mean difference −4.1, 95% CI −7.0, −1.2), who had fallen in the last month (mean difference −2.2; 95% CI −4.4, −0.3), who reported pain (mean difference −3.5; 95%CI −5.3, −1.6) or had observed pain (mean difference −4.9, 95% CI −7.6, −2.3).

The packaging shall be restrained while either pressure or a vacuum is applied internally.

Her work is far too restrained for either scenario.

Global processes are always experienced locally, and local factors can either restrain or amplify them.