Sentence examples for restrained from making from inspiring English sources

Yet Irish doctors are restrained from making obvious medical decisions by a fear of potentially severe consequences.

She thought the mother should be restrained from making the wizard give him back the bad old smell.

He also ruled that she and Mr. Federline were to be "restrained from making derogatory remarks about the other party and the other party's family or significant other".

UK firms are only restrained from making redundancies by the power of the in-house trade union, which is usually very weak.

According to executives who have seen the agreement document, WPP is allowed to make an unlimited number of "friendly" offers to Y.& R.'s board, but WPP is restrained from making a hostile bid for a certain period of time.

She cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for the divorce and wants Renner to "immediately return (her) stolen passport, birth certificate, social security card and be restrained from making further efforts to conceal same". She also wants their prenuptial agreement to be invalidated on the basis of "fraud" and is seeking physical custody of their 21-month-old daughter, Ava.

As frustrating as an opponent may make you during your debate, restrain from making faces such as rolling eyes, or sneers.

Much of his meagre earnings went to drink, and when Piaf was rich and famous she paid him an allowance — a cash transaction that took place in a café — and hired a valet, partly to keep him clean and fed but also to restrain him from making a nuisance of himself at her stage doors.

Other amendments seek to restrain ministers from making post-Brexit law without proper consultation with parliament.

For the next 40 years, young doctors, myself included, would be trained to restrain ourselves from making anything but emergency or mundane decisions for patients.

This too increased perceived risks.By this point, the banks' risk-management models were shuddering ominously, ordering risks to be reduced across the board, and restraining traders from making bids which served only to reduce liquidity even further.