Today, savings rates are climbing and smart advertisers emphasize small-town restraint and respectability.
But other leaders seemed relieved to be leaving town, and used considerable restraint in describing the meeting's accomplishments.
When budget restraints forced the town to reconsider police assignments, the permanent traffic posts were on the list of things to go.
Elektra has better luck with Olympia Dukakis' stentorian Chorus Leader, who, like a sympathetic town elder, at first implores the young royal to restraint, but later is won over to her revolt.
Wards located in urban areas showed higher levels of seclusion and restraint compared with wards in rural areas and smaller towns.
Wards in urban areas used restraint more often (OR = 3.58) than wards in smaller towns and rural areas.
In this small town deep in East Germany, work is her respite from her loneliness and the airless restraint of her surroundings, but it is also where she finds purpose and fulfillment.
Not least, among its 800-odd mainly high-street stores, 18 "big W" ones out of town—just the sort of large stores that an ambitious supermarket, facing planning restraints on new building, might like to lay hands on.
The long-loyal White Sox fan, pestered by self-satisfied pseudo-intellectuals, showed herculean restraint and stands as a credit to his home team and his home town.
THE 1912 EMMET BUILDING, designed by Barney & Colt and named for Dr. Thomas Addis Emmet, a gynecologist who in his 80s sold his town houses on the site and moved into the new building's penthouse, shows little such restraint.
Donna J. McCalla, a spokeswoman for Hebron Dollars and Sense, a group that has argued for more fiscal restraint, said even though the budget passed it reflected the polarization of the towns that are now wedded in a regional school district.
