This book is essential for understanding the relevance of the historical restraints placed on the use of biological weapons for today's world.
Together with malpractice actions, they constituted the sum total of the restraints placed upon lawyers in regard to their professional conduct.
For me, as a writer and film-maker, it was also becoming impossible artistically, with increasing restraints placed on my work.
Nottingham Forest (June 2011 - October 2011) After just 111 days in charge and without a home league victory to his name, McClaren decided that the financial restraints placed on him meant he would not be able to succeed in the job.
Surely, the restraints placed upon him by former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and the numerous high-level officials who testified about his bullying suggest that we need someone with interpersonal skills.
Some American strategists, recalling the restraints placed on NATO targeting in Kosovo by the political concerns of participating governments, would have preferred relying almost entirely on American and British forces in Afghanistan.
Obama's decision to skip the headscarf illustrates the restraints placed on women living in Saudi Arabia, who are required to wear a headscarf and loose black robes in public.
"While the commentator is clearly entitled to his opinion about both the programme and the complainant, there are restraints placed upon him by the terms of the editors' code [of the PCC].
'Moreover, there was enough in the record to make it clear that an honest official might well have thought he was fully observing the legal restraints placed upon his actions, and that he had good cause for arrest even if the warrant already obtained was invalid since he believed he saw a felony being committed in his presence * * *.' (Emphasis added). 241 F.2d 579, 579.
In his speech nominating Mr. Udall, Archibald Cox, the Harvard Law School professor who is a former Watergate special prosecutor, called the Arizonan "a candidate beloved among his constituents and admired among his colleagues in the House". Mr. Cox then presented Mr. Udall to the convention, and the frustration of the liberals burst through the restraints placed upon it at this convention.
Sexual pleasure pursued purely for its own sake runs counter to what Freud called the "reality principle" and social philosopher Herbert Marcuse later adapted as the "performance principle" – ie the restraints placed on us by the demands of civilised society, whereby sexual gratification has to be earned through social "performance".
