Sentence examples for restraint should from inspiring English sources

The same restraint should apply to Western arms deliveries.

Restraint should only ever be used against young people as a last resort".

Ideally, a head restraint should be at least as high as the top of a person's ears.

The record of Washington's interventions in the sectarian landscape of Iran and Iraq is so abysmal that the case for restraint should be obvious.

The Mumbai attacks prompted bellicose outbursts from the Indian news media and led Indian officials to state that their "restraint" should not be mistaken for "weakness".

Restraint should only ever be used as a last resort with staff using their relationships with the children in their care to manage their behaviour.

The law permitting the use of mechanical restraints should be overturned, Voller said.

And there are certainly situations in which legal restraints should apply to people who might spread a disease.

As a result, the government asked the Audit Commission to investigate whether restraints should be placed on local authorities.

That passage addresses the underlying antitrust issue in the suit: what legal restraints should apply to dominant companies in high-technology markets.

Standard guidelines for corrections in Australia say use of restraints should be "of the least restrictive type appropriate … [and] applied for the minimum time necessary to control the prisoner".