Including complementary therapies like yoga and mindfulness practices as part of smoking cessation programs may help to increase mind-body awareness, and to cultivate greater emotional control and behavioral restraint, particularly during the stressful process of dealing with cravings and desire.
A godsend for audiences who hunger for rich emotion presented with wit, grace and not a trace of sentimentality, "Brooklyn" illustrates the power of restraint in dealing with poignant, impassioned material.
Dotson -- who publicly condemned the tactics used against protesters in Ferguson in the aftermath of the death of Michael Brown -- said that his officers "showed a tremendous amount of restraint" in dealing with Wednesday night's protests, and "did an excellent job" in the face of intense criticism.
It was clear he meant Mr. Sharon when he denounced a government that has followed a policy described as one of restraint in dealing with the Palestinian uprising.
Steve Lindner, the chef and owner, is a graduate of Sign of the Dove and An American Place, two restaurants that seem to have given him a healthy respect for ingredients and an admirable sense of restraint in dealing with them.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani strongly defended the police yesterday in the wake of the shooting death of an unarmed man by a plainclothes officer but later asked 1,500 new police recruits at a ceremony in Queens to use "an excessive degree of restraint" when dealing with the public.
Also the broad language in some of these cases does evince an attitude of caution and self-imposed restraint in dealing with the laws of a foreign nation.
This deal, the complaint argues, constitutes an unlawful restraint of trade.
It could possibly be considered a restraint of trade," said the Liverpool secretary, Peter Robinson, after he slipped one into the deal that took Kevin Keegan to Hamburg in 1977.
(a) In restraint of trade.
