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But Mr. Regan, a Republican, said yesterday that he would drop some of the restraints because of the big donations to a potential Democratic opponent, Carol Bellamy.

Swissair's decision is part of a "general trend in Europe toward physical restraints because of a greater awareness of what could happen," said Gillian Freund, senior manager for passenger support at the International Air Transport Association.

One patient was placed in mechanical restraints because of agitation.

Uninformed family caregivers might continue using physical restraints without noticing their harmful effects, including progressive frailty induced by the use of physical restraints, which is easily mistaken for the natural course of aging, and fall-related injuries associated with physical restraints because of the ineffectiveness of restraints in preventing falls [ 36].

Those examples have to do with exercising restraint because of ethical standards and taste; call it editing.

Iranians might show similar restraint, because of fear the regime would be endangered by all-out war.

Mr. Six rejected the notion that horror movies could compel audiences to duplicate their violence, or that filmmakers should exercise restraint because of such concerns.

The government organized its offensive after weeks of threats from Slavic Macedonian leaders and pleas from the Albanian members of the government for restraint because of the thousands of civilians trapped in the villages.

This came the day after the Metropolitan police assistant commissioner, Mark Rowley, sent a letter to editors appealing for restraint because of the potential for the Portuguese to halt the investigation.

We urge the media to let the police get on with their work and please show some respect and consideration to Madeleine and all our family". This came the day after the Metropolitan police assistant commissioner, Mark Rowley, sent a letter to editors appealing for restraint because of the potential for the Portuguese to halt the investigation.

Today, I have let my tears flow without restraint – because of the author's book and his decency but also because I empathise with Billy Casper as much as ever in a country where so much is either closed down, gutted or out of reach.