He did, though, acknowledge "some concerns" that the enforcement of judicial restraint orders, such ASBOs and gang injunctions, had dipped.
The London decision came the day after the newly appointed American commander in Afghanistan, Gen. David H. Petraeus, said at a Senate confirmation hearing that he would review so-called courageous restraint orders issued to American troops in Afghanistan by his predecessor, Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal.
There was no significant difference between the departments in the reduction of restraint orders.
The mean number of restraint orders prior to the intervention was 30.8 (SD = 24.4) and after intervention 22.4 (SD = 1 7.6); p =.03, t = 2.3.
In the year prior to intervention there was no correlation between occupancy and the number of restraints, and one year post intervention there was a significant correlation between occupancy and the number of restraint orders (p =.001) and occupancy and the number of patients restrained (p =.001).
Not to get all partisan or anything, but the full story of the unprecedented attempt by the federal government to muzzle the nation's press with a prior-restraint order began before the events depicted here.
Mr Nixon, who was prepared to believe the most abstruse conspiracy theories, sent lawyers from his Justice Department into federal court to stop the presses and obtain a rare prior-restraint order against further publication of the confidential material.What ensued during the following fortnight was part high drama, part vaudeville show.
Hezbollah has so far exercised restraint in order to hold onto power.
Above all, it will mean restraint, in order to protect, and perhaps one day increase, the remaining biodiversity.
