Sentence examples for restraint imposed by from inspiring English sources

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.

Their simplicity reflects the restraint imposed by the high cost of hand labor but also shows that "social customs in New York did not yet demand a pretentious dwelling," Charles Lockwood, a social and architectural historian, writes in "Bricks and Brownstone" (McGraw-Hill, 1972).

Not that the government would necessarily be able to reveal in very great detail military secrets, but we like to have our discussions free, without the restraint imposed by the fact that they will be read the next day by the enemy; and the Government would benefit by views freely expressed in all parts of the house by members with their knowledge of so many different parts of the country.

The lack of strain gradient and restraint imposed by the compression zone of flexural members is probably the reason for the lower flexural crack width.

One reason why their expenses or allowances system became more and more generous and open to abuse was to still backbench anger at pay restraint imposed by ministers who earn significantly more than their colleagues.

The restraint imposed by the container of objects is precisely what creates the freedom from the constraints of human choice.

This is especially true because the type of restraint imposed by S. 3804 - the total suspension or blocking of a site's domain name - would unavoidably block lawful content as well as infringing content.

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.

I do not abide by the restraints imposed by ethics committees who attempt to regulate human enhancement.

The settlers believe Israeli soldiers will be hampered by restraints imposed by commanders fearful of negative publicity.