Sentence examples for that can restrain from inspiring English sources

The only force that can restrain him by making him, for instance, reroute that wall is America.

At the same time, upper-level crosswinds that can restrain hurricanes were missing for much of Thursday.

Moreover, for potentially abusive men, the loss of a job can remove those "social anchors that can restrain violent behavior," Ms. Romito said.

The proposed method employs sparsity over a pre-learned dictionary that can restrain this condition.

The unanticipated level of social resistance to noise pollution, particularly sonic booms, led to such severe flight pattern restrictions that the Concorde could not break free of the regulatory red tape that can restrain even the sweetest of technology.

The multiple stages of HIV life cycle can be inhibited employing compounds that can restrain viral enzymes like PR, RT, IN etc. that are requisite for HIV survival in the host cell.

Suzanne Nora Johnson, a rapporteur for several groups of experts looking at the macroeconomic challenge, even argued that an essential ingredient of any solution is ensuring that "nothing can restrain trade, capital-market flows and regulatory arbitrage".

"This idea that you can restrain somebody's right to counsel is preposterous," said Richard Johnson, Oliver's lawyer, who is based in Cleveland.

President Bush will present his first budget in the coming week, and administration officials say he will use it to show that he can restrain the growth in government spending, pay for his $1.6 trillion tax cut and make good on his promise to overhaul Social Security.

Seven months ago, American helicopters killed an Islamic Court leader who was meeting with a suspected Al-Qaeda leader, now we are backing an Islamic Court leader in hopes that he can restrain Al-Shabab, which we regarded, at least until a month ago, as an Al-Qaeda offshoot.

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