Sentence examples similar to restraining questions from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the statewill argue against the Spirit Lake members' restraining order, raising questions about their legal standing, said Wayne Stenehjem, North Dakota's attorney general.

Also, the length of the questionnaire (100 questions) was restraining.

Repealing the tax cut seems to be out of the question, and restraining military spending would mean breaking another promise and alienating an important element of his political support.

"I am not restrained from asking questions about the financial crisis," Mr. Lehrer said in an e-mail message.

6 7 As this approach to restraining health costs grows, the question is raised about how accepting the public in these various countries will be to these types of decisions.

I do not doubt that the importation and sale of many things may wisely be restrained, but the question is as to the body by which such regulations shall be made.

Published minutes of the advisory panel show that at one stage this year it questioned if a section on restraining pregnant women was in line with Home Office policy.

In an interview with Sneaky, the rapper was questioned about why Michael Gudinski filed a restraining order against him, Raed quipped, "Gudinski knows a freak when he sees one".

Marshall, ever anxious to steer the Court away from political questions, effectively denied a judicial role in restraining Congress.

These norms are toothless -– whether that's good or bad is a different question -– but they serve as a restraining force.

Ex-Happy Mondays dancer Bez has been questioned by police over allegations he breached a restraining order by contacting his ex-girlfriend.