Sentence examples for restraints are made from inspiring English sources

The restraints are made of tinfoil and the switchblade that will slice off his ear is a table knife, but the boys don't look like kids messing around.

In Weibel's handwritten account of that incident, he stated that he had observed Brinson was "greatly agitated" after he was placed in a seclusion room and a request for leather restraints was made.

The restraint is made up of a cylindrical hinge, two springs and two prototype MR devices, the behavior of the latter being driven by control algorithms aiming to reduce the structural demand imposed to the steel tower.

Thus, the general banking system is usually expected to bear the brunt of monetary and credit restraints when decisions are made to dampen inflationary pressures in the economy.

All decisions made by the commissioner on the use of restraints would be made available to the public.

Cameras and restraints should be made available as quickly as possible, but the best way to make prisons safer would be to reduce populations, control overcrowding and recruit more prison officers.

"We are very disappointed that Pakistan continues to ignore the calls to exercise restraint that were made by the international community after its first tests," Mr. Rubin said.

Others, like Chrysler, are making restraints on some models higher than required by current American or European standards.

Constitutional restraints on federal expansionism are making a comeback, but it's going to be a long, hard fight.

Direct observation of restraints on care units were made independently by two trained research assistants using a pre-tested questionnaire.

With great restraint, the room has been made ready for laptop computers, and space has been reserved for those who find the clatter of keyboards distracting.