Sentence examples for that would restrain from inspiring English sources

Using his knowledge of ejector seats, in just under a year he designed a device that would restrain the human body as safely as possible under extreme conditions.

Such language is standard in S.E.C. settlements, but Judge Randa raised concerns about the vagueness of a proposed injunction that would restrain Koss from violating the same securities laws.

Grotius sought to achieve his practical objective to minimize bloodshed in wars by constructing a general theory of law (jurisprudentia) that would restrain and regulate war between various independent powers, including states.

With two federal judges pressing Microsoft and the government to settle their antitrust case soon, Microsoft presented a formal written proposal today that would restrain some of the company's business practices, officials said.

He unveiled public-sector pay cuts and reductions in unemployment and child benefits in a bid to achieve savings that would restrain the deficit to a projected 11.6% of gross domestic product (GDP) next year.

United States oil prices surrendered recent gains yesterday even though Venezuela's oil minister said the OPEC cartel was putting finishing touches to a deal with rival exporters that would restrain supply.

Mr. Lee and Mr. Obama had moved in lockstep in their "strategic patience," which essentially meant isolating and penalizing North Korea for its provocations and hoping that China would restrain its junior ally or even that Pyongyang might implode, a possibility that some policy makers in Seoul and Washington considered after Kim Jong-il suffered a stroke in 2008.

"Kmart is pleased and not surprised that Target withdrew its request" for an order that would temporarily restrain Kmart's advertising," said Janet Kelley, senior vice president and general counsel at Kmart, which is based in Troy, Mich.

"The AMA won't just want guarantees of higher rates than Medicare in the short run; it will want protection against the potential that a large public plan could enroll the great majority of people and exercise the kind of countervailing power in the market that would greatly restrain physician fees in the future".

Asked why he doesn't work for a major Chinese technology company, he sneers at the suggestion, saying that it would restrain his freedom.

She did not believe in the state; she believed in the family, believed that it would restrain our more atavistic and anti-social desires, and show us how properly to behave, in private and public.