Sentence examples for restraining them from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morton also faced a rebellion from within his own ranks, with the union of deportation agents protesting that the prosecutorial discretion policy was restraining them from doing their jobs.

In the future, if we discover that some other product causes health problems (think of asbestos), rather than facing lawsuits for the costs imposed on us, the manufacturer could sue governments for restraining them from killing more people.

Among the other creations in Skaggs's film archive are "Dr Josef Gregor" (inventor of a cockroach hormone that gave protection against radiation) and "Joe Bones" (head of a military trained $300-a-day Fat Squad for shadowing dieters and physically restraining them from eating junk food).

Last night the five Federal District Judges in Alabama all agreed to a request from the Federal Department of Justice that they should serve an injunction on Governor Wallace and his State officials restraining them from interference with the desegregation orders.

This week, seven protesters face going to prison for contempt of court, for refusing to accept a court order restraining them from "assaulting, intimidating or interfering" with contactors working to install the meters.

Term two has been consumed with reassuring allies, even while restraining them from provocations that may entangle America in a crisis.

"We could not physically take them off the fence to restrain them from escaping".

The ruler, therefore, should not try to make men good but only to restrain them from doing evil.

MANY Americans fondly believe it is only diplomatic tact that restrains them from surgical strikes against their enemies in Pakistan to prosecute the "war on terror".

I am trying to get an injunction against Columbia Pictures and their subsidiary, Screen Gems, to restrain them from showing my picture "Anatomy of a Murder" on the hundred and one television stations to which they sold the picture.

They just don't say how, and they don't say what will restrain them from outbidding one another when the next potential match winner comes onto the market.