Sentence examples for that have restrained from inspiring English sources

Many of the factors that have restrained growth, including heavy household debt and strained state and local budgets, remain.

At the same time, electric generators are scheduled to be freed from the caps that have restrained prices since the deregulation began.

In an interview, he said the law was crucial to help small business, which he argues have been stifled by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and other rules that have restrained I.P.O.s.

As it did in September, the Fed sought to make clear on Wednesday that it was not responding to new evidence of economic problems, but increasing its efforts to address existing problems that have restrained growth for more than three years.

No, the surprises were the lopsided scoreline and that the 29th-seeded Szavay, a powerful and versatile tennis player, did not show signs of the suspect nerves that have restrained her from keeping pace with the best of her generation so far.

"We're familiar with how to handle clients that have restraining orders," Ms. Stout offered matter-of-factly.

Almost all the offices and institutions, not least a sceptical monarch, that had restrained mass witch-hunting had collapsed.

One of the few things that has restrained the North Koreans over the decades has been Pyongyang's reluctance to alienate the South Korean left.

Second, both had ceased to support those client states on the frontiers of the Arabian Peninsula that had restrained the Bedouin of the desert for a century past.

It is their influence that has restrained the crueller Tory impulses: "Without us, the spending cuts would have been more savage.

Japanese companies ordered more equipment than expected in April, a sign the slide in business spending that has restrained growth in the country may be easing.