Sentence examples for restrained without from inspiring English sources

Britain, by contrast, has dealt generally with terrorism suspects from the opposite end of the ideological spectrum, some jailed after court hearings, but others arrested or otherwise restrained without trial while the courts consider requests for their extradition.

The songwriting is perfectly poised, subtle and restrained without being wilfully opaque: it never clobbers you over the head, nor do you have to unpick the songs to find the tunes.

Even in constitutional regimes, no fully satisfactory answer has been found to the question of how these bureaucratic decision makers can be held accountable and their powers effectively restrained without, at the same time, jeopardizing the efficiency and rationality of the policy-making process.

In the final analysis, judges cannot be "restrained" without unconstitutionally abdicating their duty to judge.

To obtain a plasma sample, animals were captured and physically restrained without chemical immobilisation.

During electrotherapy, mice were firmly restrained, without obvious discomfort; therefore no anesthesia was necessary.

"I don't have any evidence that he needed restraint, but even if that was the case, especially since there were so many people apparently involved, couldn't they have restrained him without standing on his neck and choking the life out of him?

The title suggests some misgivings about not being restrained, a lass without constraint and what it might be to be always saying alas, for 'alas' to preface one's every pleasure.

Some states are experimenting, trying to restrain costs without diluting the quality of service.

But some industry analysts said the government had done a solid job of trying to restrain Microsoft without hobbling it.

The weak labor market, which has lost more than two million jobs in the last two years, is allowing them to restrain pay without fear of losing workers, executives say.