Sentence examples for restraint for a from inspiring English sources

But to have self-imposed wage restraint for a couple of years is one thing.

Don't mistake that restraint for a lack of competitive juices, he said.

Meanwhile, buying out North Korea's missile programme, like its nuclear programme, will not work: at best North Korea will rent out a little restraint for a while.

The Times said he played it "with sound understanding", while the Daily Sketch thought he "showed an intensity of feeling and restraint for a youngster who has a big future".

First, after a period of restraint for a year or two following the 2013 row, salary levels are creeping up again – albeit with the some of the worst offenders found in the overseas arms of UK-based charities.

Under a 1975 law, one requirement of transferring a juvenile case to Superior Court is a finding that "the safety of the community requires that the child continue under restraint for a period extending beyond his majority".

In 1952, Norman Vincent Peale came out with "The Power of Positive Thinking," which rejected a morality of restraint for an upbeat morality of growth.

One thing that could be held against her is that she is mean and habitually mistakes unkindness for strength, and displays a bullish lack of restraint for an inability to suffer fools.

In his dissenting opinion, which was joined by Felix Frankfurter and Charles E. Whittaker, John Marshall Harlan faulted the plurality for a lack of judicial restraint for deciding a constitutional question that had not been properly briefed and argued.

The National Transportation Safety Board did recommend last year that the F.A.A. begin collecting information about the size and weight of people flying in private planes to determine if testing accurately predicted the effectiveness of seat restraints for a range of people from the 5-foot, 110-pound woman to the 6-foot-2, 223-pound man.

We then removed all restraints for a second round of equilibration.