Sentence examples for voluntary restraint from inspiring English sources

Calls for voluntary "restraint" are never, ever going to work.

Mr. Bush has similarly benefited from news organizations' voluntary restraint.

Voluntary restraint or the turning of enlightened enthusiasts to vegetarianism will make hardly any dent.

Tells about Carter's voluntary restraint in the arms race which challenges the Russians to respond in kind.

He is sceptical about the success of voluntary restraint that the alcohol and insurance industries have both attempted to pursue.

Japanese trade officials have also said that voluntary restraint by China might remove the need for tariffs.

The voluntary restraints helped cause big changes in the industry.

Tens of thousands of jobs were lost because of Chinese imports, and in response the government negotiated temporary voluntary restraints on some items.

That was what was done at the start of the 1980s, when Washington negotiated so-called voluntary restraints on auto exports with Japan.

Yet when the agreement expired at the start of this year, many firms rushed to Brussels to demand "voluntary" restraints on Chinese exports.

These can include discriminatory regulations, selective excise or sales taxes, special "health" requirements, quotas, "voluntary" restraints on importing, special licensing requirements, etc., not to mention outright prohibitions.