Sentence examples for restraint imposed from inspiring English sources

Police spokesmen thought that their new diversionary tactics, plus increased restraint imposed on officersmeeting dangerous situations might have had something to do with it.

Take our current dispute among the wardens at Windsor Castle, which follows five years of pay restraint imposed by a Treasury that included a senior Lib Dem minister.

It is the damage done to us by growing up strapped inside a cultural straitjacket – a tight-fitting, one-size restraint imposed on us at birth – that leaves no room to grow.

This is evident in the fact that he has served for sixteen years with little restraint imposed on him by the courts or demanded by the majority of the public.

Susan Alby notes that the restraint imposed on the alienability of the property in this case was limited both in scope and duration because it was a restriction on mortgaging or encumbering only and expired upon the death of both of the grantors.

Concerned with protecting the student athlete's economic opportunities, courts have consistently struck down, as violations of antitrust law, similar restrictive eligibility rules in professional basketball and hockey, as well as the equivalent restraint imposed by the now-defunct United States Football League.

The sequence connectivity restraint imposes a harmonic upper-bound on the distance between beads that represent sequence-consecutive segments.

The self-restraint imposed by the doctrine of consent was the opposite of the doctrine of "popular sovereignty" proclaimed by Lincoln's great rival, Stephen A. Douglas.

Thus, restraints imposed by anatomy and life cycle have probably limited morphological diversity among the gymnosperms.

The other is to shed restraints imposed on the country by its post-war constitution.

The model was refined using three rounds of REFMAC42 with secondary structure restraints imposed using ProSMART42.