Sentence examples for restraint be exercised from inspiring English sources

Is it so unreasonable to ask that similar restraint be exercised in civilian policing– and that, in particular, we not redefine "riot" and "actively resisting" and "violent" to include sitting on the ground passively?

The US secretary of state, John Kerry, released a statement noting his "deep concern about the bloodshed and violence", and the defence secretary, Chuck Hagel, contacted Sisi to "express deep concern about the security situation and recent violence in Egypt, and to encourage that restraint be exercised during this difficult period", his spokesman said.

Such restraint is exercised for good reasons.

The statement added that monitors also "witnessed restraint being exercised by security forces in the face of provocation and violence by demonstrators".

Recently, development came to a halt in Masdar City due to the GFC, resulting in restraint being exercised by developers and investors.

For the remaining genotypes 0.5 < β < 1, showing that proportional investment were inversely but weakly related to parasite density; when RBC numbers are controlled for, we find no evidence for increased investment in transmission when parasites are abundant, and find that in most genotypes reproductive restraint is exercised when parasites are abundant.

Now, this court said in 1981 that there's no common law right to contest votes, that judicial restraint should be exercised because of the fact that elections are political questions.

Printing is a shared resource; restraint must still be exercised when using Athena printers to ensure fair access for everyone to this important service.

The Minister reiterates his call for civil servants to live up to their moral contract with citizens and for restraint and discernment to be exercised in the use of public funds".

Because of their very potency, inherent powers must be exercised with restraint and discretion.

"Freedom of speech has to be exercised with restraint," says the usually admirable Lady Scotland today.