Sentence examples for restraint for the from inspiring English sources

Among them was Earnhardt's 26-year-old son, Dale Earnhardt Jr., who wore a restraint for the first time.

"We are all practicing some restraint for the first time and not making it a political issue".

They would bump into each other and talk through a stone wall of recrimination, of restraint for the benefit of others.

If not, there is a serious risk that deflation could take hold across the euro zone as a whole.German firms certainly have plenty of leeway, after practising wage restraint for the past decade.

And is there a potential for efforts at prior restraint — for the government to try to stop the publication of a particular piece of paper, if it knows it's out there?

It was all part of a new regimen of fiscal restraint for the Ferrells, begun in January, when state workers, including Mrs. Ferrell's husband, Jeff, were forced to accept two-day-a-month furloughs.

The interactions observed in the triclinic crystal packing served as a restraint for building the central barrel of the vault.

Due to time restraints for the delivery of the review within the context of the wider Building Blocks trial, and to ensure generalisability to a UK health context, only studies set within the UK were included.

In particular, structural studies of large protein complexes by traditional solution NMR methods are difficult due to a priori requirement of extensive assignments and a large number of intermolecular restraints for the complex.

Given the conservative political climate in Washington, effective restraints for the "free market" are not high on the policy agenda for either the Democrats or the Republicans.

Even those detainees who cooperate are strapped down into a chair with built-in restraints for the arms, legs and torso.