Sentence examples for restrained conduct from inspiring English sources

A cohesive partnership seems likely to produce a better result — not to mention more restrained conduct by the fighters on the ground.

Theorists were inclined to reconcile the divergent views and practices by allowing the ascetic way of life to those who were entirely free from worldly desire (owing to the effects of restrained conduct in former lives), even if they had not gone through the traditional prior stages.

"The council have definitely approved the action taken to quell the most serious riot, and recorded their admiration of the splendid and restrained conduct of the police and the fire brigade, and their sympathy with the many men who have been injured".

It is this outreach, combined with the group's restrained conduct in Falluja, that gives Isis an advantage in securing tribal support in Anbar in particular, where some negotiated handovers of territory to Isis' authority have taken place and where hope has been expressed that Isis will not be harsh in imposing its strict view of Islamic law on the tribes.

Nonetheless, this study provides an important contribution to our understanding on the role of diazotrophs in dissolved H2 cycling and reveals it to be more restrained than measurements conducted using laboratory cultures of diazotrophs.

Flow ability, unit weight, ultrasound pulse velocity, compressive and flexural strengths, modulus of elasticity, stress strain behavior and free drying and restrained shrinkage tests were conducted on mortars produced.

Tests on the cracking resistance of concrete with different amounts of SAPs (0%, 0.05%, 0.16%, and 0.26% by weight of cement) were conducted using restrained ring test in present study.

"The policing and the stewarding of the match was conducted in a restrained and professional manner.

Those leaders, Labour's Eamon Gilmore and Fianna Fáil's Micheál Martin, exchanged a few verbal blows but, in general, their argument was conducted in a restrained tone.

After intermission Mr. Maazel conducted a beautifully restrained account of Ravel's "Mother Goose" suite and then a gnashing, ornery and brilliant performance of Bartok's intense and shocking suite from "The Miraculous Mandarin".

Over three days in Kessler's courtroom in October, lawyers for the human rights group Reprieve argued that the forced feedings, typically conducted on a restrained detainee via a tube fed into the stomach through the nose, were both highly painful and medically unnecessary.