The tall men were already restraining the man, though it was obvious he meant no harm but was operating from panic deep inside some sort of seizure.
The wait, once again, is frustrating, but at least the military is already restrained by court order from enforcing the unconstitutional rule.
"When you have someone who is already restrained – her hands handcuffed behind her back, her feet shackled, a spit hood over her head – there's nothing she could do.
The taxi driver was already restrained, there was no need for them to proceed with dragging him behind the van and the assaults that apparently took place afterwards".
A flood of imports from Asian countries that had devalued their currencies in the late 90's was already restraining inflation.
So the Fed needs to ask itself why, after six years of recovery, do businesses and households need it to intervene with higher borrowing costs if they are already restraining themselves from borrowing more.
In Europe, where numbers were already more restrained, Germany's inmates swelled by just 16%, and France's by 1%.
Among previously-arrested respondents, risk of incident arrest was further increased for those who had multiple prior arrest charges, had been arrested within the 5 years preceding their restraining orders, or were already prohibited persons.
But there are already rumblings about restraining some of the legislation's generosity, as its estimated price tag has risen to $500 billion plus over the next decade.
In his ruling, Superior Court Judge Lawrence Jones weighed in that women who are already seeking a restraining order for themselves, as was the case with this 17-year-old mom-to-be, should not have to wait until giving birth before having another protective order put in place for the child.
