Sentence examples for restraint of its from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, as a former Kremlin official puts it, Russia has to rely on the restraint of its leaders.Confident in its right to rule, the Kremlin has banned opponents from television studios and electoral registers, put election commissions under its control and created political clowns and clones to create an appearance of democratic choice.

Yet during its 30 years on stage it never felt like a properly organic work, its cluttered, overwrought design at odds with the elegant restraint of its direction.

The Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, built between 1843 and 1850, is still admired for the attractiveness and restraint of its decoration and for the sensitive use of exposed iron structural elements (columns and arches).

Bernard Cazeneuve, the quietly solid interior minister, also enjoyed a leap in the polls.The result is a newly reinforced left, which has also benefited from the uncommon restraint of its opponents.

Volkswagen, for example, is changing the head restraints of its New Beetle to get a better score.

In his dissenting opinion last week, Justice Stephen G. Breyer objected that the majority was standing the principle of judicial restraint "on its head" by demanding of Congress not only an unduly high level of proof for the information it acquired in its fact-gathering capacity but also for insisting that Congress defer to policy judgments made elsewhere in the political system.

At that point, Israel can build without restraint on its side of the border, and Palestinians will be able to do so on theirs.

I admire the restraint of the series, its refusal to pander; I share its politics.

But its restraint is part of its charm.

Turkey showed prudent restraint after one of its fighter jets was shot down by Syria on Friday.

The French foreign minister, Dominique de Villepin, who led the charge in opposing the Iraq war at the United Nations, warned the United States to exercise restraint in light of its victory.