Sentence examples for restraints from the from inspiring English sources

Officers will then remove restraints from the offender.

9. Officers will then remove restraints from the offender.

It regards restraints, from the Human Rights Act to parliamentary scrutiny as "old thinking".

He died three weeks later, taken by ambulance in restraints from the detention centre to Hillingdon hospital in west London.

Among the reasons for GEO's reluctance to remove the restraints from the dying man, the report identified the potential for a £10,000 fine if anyone absconded.

The councils have done a good deal to provide a sense of common purpose and joint responsibility within the civil service as a whole, although pay restraints from the early 1970s generated great friction between civil service unions and government.

And pleas for restraint from the international community were mocked.

Last week, the Bush Administration was said to have obtained assurances of restraint from the Vajpayee government.

There have been other calls for more restraint from the music industry over who it chooses to promote.

Or, looking at these clothes of restraint from the bottom up, it's fashion for dunces (skinny dunces, primarily).

But after the bus bombing on Wednesday, top administration officials -- even while urging restraint from the Israelis -- laid the blame for obstructing the peace process squarely on Hamas.