Sentence examples for restraints applied from inspiring English sources

Still, assume that none of these restraints applied to the Australian school teachers.

The medical review of restraints applied to children in young offender institutions (YOIs) and secure training centres (STCs) was completed for the government by an independent medical adviser and made public for the first time after a freedom of information (FoI) request.

Physical force, like the restraints applied to that 14-year-old girl, are only supposed to be used when a youth is trying to escape, or posing danger to herself or others, according to protective guidelines issued by New York State in February 2007.

The load and restraints applied to a specimen of a quintuplet were different from those applied to the other specimens of the same quintuplet; hence, five different types of tests were performed on the 160 specimens.

The harmonic restraints applied to the system were slowly relaxed by the end of the energy minimization step.

In the following equilibration stage, the restraints applied on the protein were gradually reduced to zero from 10 kcal·mol−1·Å−2 in 100 ps.

No such restraints apply this year, in part because the changing composition of the Federal Election Commission has created a deadlock blocking vigorous enforcement.

Somehow, though, we must devise a way to ensure that our constitutional provisions and restraints apply to our intelligence community like they do to everyone else in the country.

A senior defense official told reporters Hagel's "principle of restraint" applied to espionage and intelligence gathering.

One of the larger pieces of floor -- the one that was set up to simulate the restraint applied by a real-life building -- failed in a fire test.

The pairing is intended to show how both works are governed by the Apollonian (or sublimated) principles of harmony and restraint applied respectively to dance and to painting.