And Jeanne remains a model of macho restraint, bottling up her feelings and barely speaking even to her son.
At least, unlike some who share his views, Cardinal Dolan recognizes that there is such a thing as going too far — a lack of restraint summed up in two words: Rush Limbaugh.
He has a huge orchestra at his disposal, yet he uses it with restraint, saving up unusual sounds so that they make an impact - such as the strumming on the piano strings as the first door opens.
Xan Brooks The economy, grace and restraint of Up's four-minute "Married Life" montage, at the very start of the film, may alone be one of animation's finest achievements.
The £189,900-a-year NHS England chief executive (he volunteered for a 10% pay cut this year in solidarity with wider pay restraint), took up one of the toughest jobs in public life in April after having settled with his American wife and children in Minnesota where he was president of the global health division of UnitedHealth Group, a giant US private healthcare company.
Of course, we still don't know exactly how Labour will get us there: £19bn-worth of tax rises had already been announced before yesterday, including the national insurance rise due next year, and the 50p top rate, and the chancellor said his various spending cuts, including £11bn of "efficiency savings" and a promise of public-sector pay restraint, added up to about £20bn.
Andrew Cordesman advocated "refocusing U.S. aid to slowly push Egypt's military toward compromise and restraint, building up Egypt's more secular and liberal forces, and making it clear that the U.S. supports the role of Egypt's moderate Islamists".
Without regulations, without restraints backed up by law, the appetite for power -- money and position -- is uncontrollable.
The report also chronicles other incidents in which patients at risk of falling were kept in restraints for up to 13 hours without being monitored.
