Sentence examples for same restraint as from inspiring English sources

Cable became the first cabinet minister to urge other bankers to show the same restraint as Hester, who bowed to pressure from the Labour party and public opinion by waiving his £1m bonus.

In these areas, e-cigarettes face the same restraints as regular cigarettes, including the ban on sales to young people.

Dr. Krepinevich, a retired Army lieutenant colonel, said private guard units are often well armed, but may not be under the same restraints as soldiers.

At the same time, banks--who are not saddled with the same restraints as credit unions--withdrew their offerings and exited the market.

"I know what self-censorship is," she said recalling the Ben Ali years, noting that the current government is pushing journalists to exercise the same restraints as they had in the past.

It was a pleasure to see him apply the same restraint to a jersey harness dress as to a pale pink suit with a matching draped blouse and a slit skirt.

Under the same restraint and environmental drying conditions, LSECC presents super anti-cracking performance that behaves as no visible cracks on the ring specimen can be observed.

Reading the quotes side by side, you may come to the same conclusion that I came to: Hillary Clinton is in the mold of the traditional American exceptionalist, whereas Barack Obama values his restraint as much as his action.

The same restraint should apply to Western arms deliveries.

The German media have not shown the same restraint.

Would that President Bush had the same restraint.