Sentence examples for restrain excesses from inspiring English sources

Capital targets should bind and restrain excesses when market-determined capital does not do so.

Historically, the success or failure of M&A seems to swing with the mood of the markets: bull runs tend to loosen M&A disciplines, bearish episodes to restrain excess.

Restraining excess immune responses that are not necessary for eradicating chlamydiae from the genital tract has been proposed to reduce immune-mediated pathology and morbidity following C. trachomatis STI [16], [42].

Heterogeneous communities restrain group excesses; homogeneous communities march toward the extremes".

Most believed that churches helped to restrain the excesses of mob democracy.

It will be all about what report he chooses to write – whether he proposes legislation to restrain press excesses.

The U.S. regulatory framework is a patchwork of agencies that largely date to the Depression and have proved inadequate to restrain market excesses.

All of this suggests that if we can't rely on the makers, counsellors or psychologists, or even the good taste of the public, to restrain the excesses of the reality genre, then we have to find another way.

In 1997, with the support of reformers who wanted to restrain L.A.P.D. excesses and officers who wanted the department to be run by one of its own, Parks was named police chief by Mayor Richard Riordan.

Mr. Greenspan has been chastised for keeping interest rates too low for too long, for failing to see the danger of subprime mortgages and falling house prices, and for neglecting to use the Fed's regulatory clout to restrain the excesses in the market.

At the height of the subprime folly, there was not enough outside regulation or inner compunction to restrain heedless excess.