Sentence examples for restraining people from inspiring English sources

A California statute specifically states that contracts restraining people "from engaging in a lawful profession, trade or business of any kind" are void.

But that has nothing to do with religion restraining people's greed, it is to do with poverty and lack of opportunity.

Anything I do short of building up Dwayne Johnson-level muscles and physically restraining people won't guarantee that another person will act a certain way toward me.

"They are restraining people and forcing them to get tubes put in their noses," said Rodriguez, adding that he had passed his "credible fear" interview and sought to be released on parole.

― Immigrants facing prosecution for crossing the border illegally appeared before a judge without shackles for the first time in years here Tuesday, after a landmark ruling ordered the federal courts in Arizona to stop routinely restraining people who don't present a security threat.

Compared to how restrictive psychiatric coercive interventions are, "there is a surprising and shocking lack of published trials assessing the effects of secluding and restraining people with schizophrenia or similar psychotic illnesses" [ 7].

We do have to restrain people.

"It's a myth that's been perpetuated to restrain people," said Mr. Waitt of the Wildflower Center.

He later said "flexicuffs" – handcuffs that strongly resemble cable-ties – were available and were occasionally used to restrain people.

Under Theresa May, public spending is all about restraint – that is, the state's ability to restrain people.

A central aspect of quarantines is the legitimacy of the restrictive measures, because you're always going to restrain people's ordinary rights (such as freedom of movement).