Of course, none of this can work absent Mr. Arafat's decision to confront the terrorists, Mr. Sharon's willingness to reciprocate with substantial restraint and a commitment from President Bush to more intensive and sustained engagement by his administration.
Crucially, they create an outlet for directors that largely bypasses the strict film censorship of the state and avoids studio domination and substantial commercial restraints.
During this same period, physiologists and physicians established that either intermittent feeding that induced extended running in an exercise wheel over many days (e.g. Vincent, Paré, Isom, & Reeves, 1977 ) or hours of substantial physical restraint would produce ulcers in rats (Rossi, Bonfils, Liefoogh, & Lambling, 1956).
In view of the substantial prevalences of physical restraints in German nursing homes an effective restraint minimisation approach is urgently required.
Unadjusted rates of five MHQIs based on the DSI, CPS, and restraints showed substantial variation among facilities in both sets of data.
While more than a few family caregivers had wavered over using physical restraints, a substantial proportion of home care providers had seen them used in elders' homes.
I am among those who feel that food marketing to children is a serious problem, in need of substantial reform through voluntary restraint (I advise against holding your breath!) or regulation.
First, limits on campaign expenditures by candidates and others represented "substantial, rather than merely theoretical, restraints on the quantity and diversity of political speech".
It is a rational continuum which, broadly speaking, includes a freedom from all substantial arbitrary impositions and purposeless restraints".
He repeated his position that the Due Process Clause did not incorporate the Bill of Rights to the states; rather, the Bill of Rights was a "rational continuum, which, broadly speaking, includes a freedom from all substantial arbitrary impositions and purposeless restraints".
