Sentence examples for restrained public from inspiring English sources

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

He may use the Palestinian bid (following restrained public denunciation) to place renewed pressure on Israel and the PA to return to the negotiating table.

It also produced a legislative gridlock which, by and large, benefited America, since it restrained public spending and helped pile up budget surpluses.

Eschewing the traditional duality of frank private discussions and restrained public commentary, he aggressively advocated his case openly and bluntly, and did so in an increasingly personal manner.

The study found that most governments deliberately restrained public expenditure from growing as fast as the rise in revenue and aid in order to reduce their deficits.

Darwin himself, privately exultant, was more restrained in public.

With the gentlemanly Webber, the feud is more restrained in public.

A senior official with the United Nations, which is normally quite restrained in its public pronouncements, said, on Sunday, that "a humanitarian tragedy is unfolding in Sinjar".

In Britain, where most people like the queen, even if they do not necessarily like her relatives, she is usually regarded as an admirably restrained cipher whose public statements are deliberately bland, even banal.

The federal government needs to have a more restrained and coordinated public message than it had in the first Bush term when it comes to discussing potential threats, the secretary said.

The new theater, while generic from the street, has a restrained glamour in its public spaces, dominated by the glowing onyx exterior wall of the auditorium.