Sentence examples for should have restrained from inspiring English sources

No senior figure has been held criminally liable or has even been disqualified for the practices that helped to trigger the financial crisis, partly because the laws that should have restrained them were slashed by successive governments.

Mrs Al-Daher, who is known to western acquaintances as Nora, argued that the casino had been "under a duty of care" towards her as its staff knew she was a gambling addict or problem gambler and should have restrained her from betting.

The division kept expanding in the months running up to the financial crisis, even as rivals were pulling back - and the FSA, in a 92-page final notice, argued that Cummings should have restrained the business which operated "with a culture of optimism" with bonuses linked to sales.

"There was no need for excessive force and the police should have restrained themselves to avoid bloodshed," the Associated Press quoted Khalid Hussein, an official with Haki Africa, as saying.

At 60%, Schweitzer's gaydar might seem accurate enough to speculate about the sexuality of public figures in the national press, but he probably should have restrained himself anyway.

They have restrained our human and civil rights.

Currently, 13 people have restraining orders against her.

"In the video it's evident there are lots of times when she was under the officer's control and she could have and should have been restrained at that point.

Diminished equipment usage has restrained the maintenance business.

Union skepticism of trade agreements has restrained Democratic congressional support.

Until today, I've restrained from calling people "homophobic".