Sentence examples for restraints faced from inspiring English sources

This is due in part to a lack of funding for large-scale experiments and monitoring, as well as regulatory restraints faced by EPA, the panel notes.

With the current financial restraints facing most intensive care units, the more frequent use of surfactant would have large financial implications.

GALLERIES — BROOKLYN JIM TOROK Torok's work has a split personality: Jekyllish restraint faces off against Hyde-like spontaneity.

Within Mr Saakashvili's circle, there is a grouping that is intolerant of the protesting opposition and does not believe it is incumbent on the police to act with restraint when faced with public disorder.

In the meantime, the Israeli military says it has been trying to balance proactive counterterrorism measures — like widespread arrests of militants belonging to Hamas and other armed groups — with a policy of restraint when faced with rioters, to try to prevent Palestinian fatalities and a subsequent spiral of violence.

Ms. Pelosi, a senior member of the intelligence committee, pointed to a C.I.A. letter declassified this week that judged that Mr. Hussein was not likely to use his weapons against the United States but could lose his restraint if faced with an American-led force.

'She left her mark, but it's not a mark that will be remembered in 200 years.' History, it is true, often has trouble remembering moderation, subtlety and restraint when faced with the more virile alternatives of passion, ambition and energetic zeal.

To the contrary, police are held to a higher standard and under immense pressure to act with an almost super-human level of restraint when faced with immediate danger and the most testing and stressful of situations.

The Government have recently announced that any free porn websites which do not enforce strict age restraints could face being shut down or blocked.

The UK Government have recently announced that any free porn websites which do not enforce strict age restraints could face being shut down or blocked.

While cautioning against reading too much into one statement, Mr. Ballew said the message from the Fed appeared to be that the economic recovery had momentum but also faced restraints, like excess capacity and a soft labor market.