"It is a misconception that a restrained person who can talk must be able to breathe," he said.
The back seat, also shaped into a couple of buckets, can hold three adults, and there is room that a less restrained person might call capacious.
Monday's hearing heard Corrective Services NSW has since updated its policies, including those around the use of force, and now reflect that "is a misconception that a restrained person who can talk must be able to breathe".
Comey also faced criticism for his role in signing off on a May 2005 Justice Department memo indicating that waterboarding, the act of pouring water over the nose and mouth of a restrained person to induce a sense of drowning, might be legal.
While most think of a restraining order as a single prohibition mandated by a judge, it is actually only valid if two things happen: The judge grants it, and the restrained person knows about it.
At the ensuing interview, the editor treated Asa rudely, whereupon Asa, normally a restrained, cautious person, blew up and told the man off.
"I'm juggling a few things, yeah," said Mr. Shonibare, who in contrast to his bold and lavish work, is disarmingly gentle and restrained in person.
The first was that the government should be "in a Parliament and a single person limited and restrained as the Parliament should think fit", and he later proposed that the English Council of State be subject to re-election every three years by the House of Commons, that the militia should be controlled by Parliament, and that supplies should only be granted to the army for limited periods.
Nurses reported that cognitively impaired older persons, who sometimes lived alone, were restrained or locked up without continuous follow-up.
Audience members are meant to view self-restrained Elinor as the person in need of reform, rather than her impassioned sister.
