Sentence examples for restraining some of from inspiring English sources
But there are already rumblings about restraining some of the legislation's generosity, as its estimated price tag has risen to $500 billion plus over the next decade.
A salad store paraded dozens of half-naked Western men dressed as Spartans through China's capital as a publicity stunt, causing a stir and drawing a crackdown by police who were photographed restraining some of them on the ground.
After several years of negative publicity, credit card issuers have vowed to restrain some of their practices or discontinue them, like offering cash gifts to successful applicants.
George W. Bush restrained some of the populist excesses of his party — the anti-immigration fervor, the isolationism — but stylistically he fit right in.
Laven's rather stagy direction failed to restrain some of the more melodramatic moments, but the film was a step forward in presenting African-Americans on screen.
So far, Sadrist clerics have restrained some of the movement's more hot-headed members, intervening to free kidnapped foreigners and discouraging the kind of terror attacks that have traumatised Baghdad and other cities.
Representatives of the government said Microsoft agreed to restrain some of its business practices but the document contained so many technical details that they could not analyze it quickly.
B9 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 Settlement Proposal Microsoft presented a formal, written proposal to settle its federal antitrust case, offering to restrain some of the company's business practices, officials said.
This time out he restrains some of his bolder impulses: there are none of the sudden flashbacks that kept "Out of Sight" so brilliantly off balance, and certainly no brazen jump cuts, as in "The Limey" last year.
With two federal judges pressing Microsoft and the government to settle their antitrust case soon, Microsoft presented a formal written proposal today that would restrain some of the company's business practices, officials said.
At the same time, though, the Bush team would do well to restrain some of its unilateralist instincts, from NATO to Kyoto, to make clear that we don't intend to fly solo everywhere and we want others in on the landing.
