It has taken years of fishing restraint for nature to rebuild stocks and repair habitats.
Don't mistake that restraint for a lack of competitive juices, he said.
"Yes, of course, patients sue hospitals without restraint, for everything they can get," Mr. Geoghegan writes.
"He must not make a big miscalculation and mistake restraint for weakness".
His Swiss training had emphasized musical restraint; for him and his compatriots, he said, Puccini's emotional excesses were unpalatable.
It was a sensible display of restraint for people who like to think they can see around corners.
Among them was Earnhardt's 26-year-old son, Dale Earnhardt Jr., who wore a restraint for the first time.
The presence of debt amongst a bank's resources ought to have been a restraint, for bondholders generally discriminate between good and bad risks.
"I do commend the South Korean government for their restraint, for their legitimacy in pursuing this military drill," Mr. Richardson told reporters in Beijing on Tuesday.
The governor also brushed aside attempts by Colonel Mennes, the American commander, and the Afghan officers to urge restraint for fear of prompting a backlash among farmers.
He resists getting too ugly, but he still has plenty of fun, providing a nice lesson on restraint for entertainment reporters everywhere.
