Sentence examples for restraint matters from inspiring English sources

"The Pines reports all requisite incident or restraint matters to the appropriate agencies or individuals in compliance with all legal and regulatory requirements of the various states or municipalities with whom we work with," he wrote.

In all this, it sometimes appears that the boring old Advertising Standards Authority has a better take on the need for tolerance and restraint in matters of faith than do the noisy wings of some of the churches and their opponents.

Scalia recently spoke without restraint about matters likely to come before the court: "The death penalty?

There may be another reason for the new Administration's restraint in the matter.

But he showed commendable restraint when it mattered and equally commendable freedom when the situation changed later.

El Mundo says that "several Vaticanists" have commented that "the Pontiff is capable of speaking without restraint on any matter, as delicate as it may be".

However, hospitals and health professionals are reluctant; it is against hospital policy to register the ethnicity of a patient for the benefit of adequate care and the Dutch Federation of Medical Specialists (KNMG) advises restraint in the matter (Baltesen and Rijlaarsdam 2008).

Washington's recent difficulty in maintaining fiscal restraint has not helped matters.

"At the same time, the government is going to try to impose 'prior restraint' more, until these matters are resolved".

If restraint of trade in matters relating to China's control and manipulation of the rare-earths market is of current and pressing concern, then focus on the OPEC oil cartel and its impact on the price of oil and gasoline, on our economy and national security is long past due, certainly and at the very least by the number of years that this administration has been in office.

Their blanket hyperbole showed not the slightest restraint (nor for that matter did that of most newspapers).