Sentence examples similar to restraints in time from inspiring English sources

Nantz said he could see those restraints relaxing in time, but suggested that fans will always have a broadcast that feels familiar and is focused on the players, teams and results that affect the standings, rather than bettors' bottom lines.

The brainstorm suggested crucial elements: transparency, aesthetic appeal, restraint, just-in-time information.

In closing, section 9 will look at the good reasons that exist for the state being able to communicate in a manner that is largely free of restraint (particularly in times of crises).

More, like his associate and fellow leader of the New Humanists, Babbitt, was an uncompromising advocate of traditional critical standards and classical restraint in a time that saw the emergence of such naturalist writers as Theodore Dreiser and Sinclair Lewis, whose novels dealt with social issues.

Disorder could still break out, but whatever happens in England over the coming days, the debate on that petrol forecourt should serve as a hopeful reminder; of grieving young men who would show restraint in a time of crisis that some would say has eluded politicians, police chiefs and judges.

The detainee can be kept in restraints until such time as the commissioner "is satisfied the emergency situation no longer exists".

It was necessary to use mechanical restraint in 89 times.

As shown in Table 3, there was a significant increase in the mean score of restraint intensity over time in the control group from 1.41 to 1.89.

For one thing, there are less time restraints in a virtual relationship; two people can communicate all day no matter where they are or what they're doing.

Time restraints in our revised Neuroscience curriculum imposed a limit of sessions per topic, necessitating a structure where problems would be faculty-generated, rather than student-generated.

Failure to maintain the reduced use of ultrasound could be due to limited exposure to patients with shoulder pain; time restraints in general practice that might lead to regression after the initial encouragement; or the threat of patient dissatisfaction or even legal challenge, therefore unnecessary imaging is ordered in the absence of a confident assessment.