Sentence examples for restraining any from inspiring English sources

As a co-founder of Blackstone, Mr. Peterson has a fiduciary responsibility to the firm, his partners and its employees, restraining any impulse he may have had to call for a tax increase that would have halved his company's profits, to say nothing of his own wealth.

The Obama administration has continued its peaceful negotiations with Iran undeterred and appears to be making progress in restraining any possible nuclear ambition in Tehran.

The talks, which resumed Wednesday in Vienna on restraining any Iranian efforts to make atomic arms, appeared to be behind schedule judging by the draft document obtained by The Associated Press.

During cellular stress, BH3-only proteins are induced and bind with high avidity via their amphipathic BH3 α-helix to the hydrophobic groove on the surface of pro-survival Bcl-2-like proteins, thereby preventing them from restraining any activated Bax or Bak molecules.

And I can't be restrained any longer.

Such a commitment, especially if made repeatedly, will restrain any rise in longer- term Treasury yields, Mr. Gross said.

"The Palestinian leadership must condemn this and they must begin to take serious steps to restrain any kind of incitement".

"The government should not apply any specific laws to derail or restrain any liberties," Malik al-Hassan, the justice minister, said at a news conference.

"In other words, we have not restrained any money, and we will discuss with the company a reasonable method going forward to protect everyone's legitimate interests".

These requirements will, the bank hopes, restrain any notion that it is offering easy bailouts to those who might otherwise be able to pay.

These are the fabled checks and balances, arranged, as James Bryce, the British jurist, noted in his venerable 1888 tome, "The American Commonwealth," to "restrain any one department from tyranny".