Sentence examples for terms of restraint from inspiring English sources

But, at an EU summit in Brussels, Cameron said: "They have got to have proper regard in terms of restraint when they have had so much money from the taxpayer and they have made so many mistakes in the past".

They hadn't possessed many weapons, but even the presence of scattered gunmen had been enough to justify the crackdown in the eyes of most Egyptians, who didn't expect much from their police in terms of restraint.

"The supreme accolade must go to our front five in terms of restraint," said the RFU president, Peter Yarranton, getting out his Mr Sheen and polishing the eight halos glimmering above the England pack.

Given that Plummer has spent decades decrying the film's sickly sweetness, it might seem strange to hear it described in terms of simplicity and restraint, but Professor Flinn could be on to something.

In conclusion, we have shown that the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor citalopram can improve behavioural impulsivity in terms of action restraint and cancellation, but only in a subset of patients with Parkinson's disease (patients with relatively more severe disease).

A variational formulation of the Ritz method is used to establish an eigenvalue problem for the local buckling behavior of composite plates elastically restrained along their four edges (the RRRR plates) and subjected to compression along one axis, and the explicit solution in terms of the rotational restraint stiffness (k) is presented.

In terms of eating behavior, restraint was also improved in patients who lost weight.

Whether that stance continues remains to be seen in terms of his self-restraint on the subject of refereeing decisions.

Still, Swissair is not likely to back down, and the union is now negotiating the exact terms of using such restraints.

This is because cracking behaviour of repair material is not only affected by deformation properties of repair material, but it is also influenced by degree of restraint (termed as a fraction of shrinkage being restrained that causes shrinkage stress) which in this test depends upon elastic property of inner steel ring and dimension of ring.

They are, in the terms of the Sherman Act, combinations in restraint of trade.