Sentence examples for restrained funds from inspiring English sources

When funds targeted by a civil-forfeiture suit are held outside the reach of the U.S. government, it has the authority to seize equivalent funds held by those foreign banks in the U.S. In May, 2013, the U.S. restrained funds in the correspondent accounts of Hikmat's banks in New York, forcing the banks to freeze fifty-seven milliof dollars of his money in Dubai and Kabul.

While the local real estate/rental markets remain on fire, given an increasingly restrained funding environment, devaluations for once-hot startups, notable recent layoffs at high-profile tech companies and a challenging IPO market, many observers portend an ominous environment ripe for a bust similar to the early 2000s.

So how does the portal work in the current climate of restrained public funds?

And advocates hailed President Barack Obama's 2010 authorization of the first dedicated funding for APS, a comparatively restrained $100 million a year for four years.

As columns of vehicles crossed the border and troops arrived to happy homecomings last week, Mr. Obama released a restrained written statement and made a one-sentence reference at a pair of fund-raisers.

Perhaps as befits a prudent mediator, he is also amazingly magnanimous, with harsh words for no one — or maybe a few, very restrained ones, for the Gulf Coast politicians who flayed him alive over the BP fund.

But despite their policies of fiscal rectitude, controlled inflation and restrained spending, and the praise heaped upon them from the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, the investment has not been forthcoming.

While Mr. Schumer has been a prodigious fund-raiser for, and vocal supporter of, national Democrats, he has generally been more restrained in local politics.

Investment plans remain surprisingly restrained.

Other parents are less restrained.

Describes the restrained, boring campaign..