Sentence examples for services restrains from inspiring English sources

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For yes voters – and many no voters – Scotland's public sector isn't bloated: it provides incomes that are spent on goods and services, restrains private looting and preserves social cohesion.

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Likewise, because of ICE's courthouse arrests, many Kern County residents will be deterred from appearing at court to testify as witnesses or access critical life-saving services like restraining orders.

On the other hand, they may reflect the 'peripheral-type scheme' of a cantonal health system, which is more focused on primary care and nursing homes, while supply and utilization of specialists and hospital services are restrained.

The western European debt crisis, led by feckless Greece, is continuing to have a profound and positive policy impact here in the U.S., to the point that even President Obama pays occasional lip service to restraining spending.

The growth in services revenue was restrained by Japan, where I.B.M. has a large services business and the economy is weak.

Results of the present historical investigation lead to the conclusion that even in the absence of scientific knowledge, observation and well-organized public health services can effectively restrain infectious outbreaks to the point of disappearance, as occurred with plague in Corfu during the 18th century.

Legal services — like help obtaining restraining orders — have been curtailed, as has counseling.

"We've never seen anything like the increases we've seen in the last four to five years in calls to our helplines, our emergency shelter, counseling services and requests for restraining orders," Ms. Gomez added.

The aftermath -- his sentence to community service and a restraining order, her condemnation of domestic violence -- has filled the airwaves and Internet.

In this population of respondents to DVROs, arrest following service of a restraining order was common, as previous studies have shown (Jordan et al. 2010; Moracco et al. 2010; Vittes and Sorenson 2006; Moracco et al. 2006).

As China Daily reports this week, "The 230 million-strong migrant workforce drives China's economy, but a lack of access to education, health and other services … forces massive saving, restraining Beijing's efforts to shift growth's focus to consumption from investment".

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