Sentence examples for were thus restrained from inspiring English sources

In this connection it is to be remarked that the banks who were thus restrained in both cases, as security for the dispensary funds placed with them by the commission, had each delivered to that body bonds, stock, and other collaterals, and the same had been by the commission deposited in the state treasury.

The surface is thus restrained by the core, a situation known as "self-restraint", and this leads to mechanical stresses at a depth and of a magnitude dictated by the environmental conditions.

What process is due under the Fifth Amendment before a presumptively innocent person's concededly "innocent" property may be thus restrained?

In Tanzania, the International Working Formulation [WF] rather than the WHO Classification is still being used in diagnosing malignant lymphomas (ML) and the biological characterization including the HIV/EBV association is sketchy, thus restraining comparison, prognostication and application of established therapeutic protocols.

And to be honest, the Americans are thus far admirably restrained about the whole thing.

At any given time, 15 30% of the bacteria were contained in septin cages, thus restrained from cell-to-cell spread.

The prince who caused them to be thus built was not, however, restrained by economy; for, as king of Caria, he must have been exceedingly rich.

Interestingly, removal of 9 amino acid residues still resulted in a TetA(B) mutant that could bind tetracycline with similar affinity to the wild type transporter, suggesting that it could be conformationally restrained and is thus a good candidate for structural studies.

It was proved that poly-ADP-ribosylation of the histone lysine demethylase KDM5B blocked its binding to chromatin, thus restrained demethylation of H3K4me3.

To some, this golden age was thus a time when governments carefully nurtured and restrained capitalism.

It is thus a matter of how dominating discourses in society impact discursive practices in terms of facilitating or restraining action.