Sentence examples for will be restraints on from inspiring English sources

"We've done a lot of thinking around this and we believe our view of the future will be restraints on carbon emissions".

"Now there will be no restraints on the people.

There will be little restraint on accusation, nastiness and insult.

There is restraint on both sides.

"There's been restraint on both sides," acknowledged Septem.

It is hard to find anything in the 90,000-odd pages of papers released so far that shows whether Ms. Kagan will be an effective restraint on the Roberts Court's aggressive march to the right.

His new book Still Ours to Lead: America, Rising Powers, and the Tension between Rivalry and Restraint will be published on 17 March by the Brookings Press.

In the first quarter the credit-card industry sent out only a quarter as many solicitations as it did a year earlier (see bottom chart, above).A more enduring restraint will be the pressure on consumers to reduce their debts to more manageable levels relative both to income and to the much lower value of their homes.

The states say they are trying to strengthen the enforcement provisions of the conduct remedies, noting that if a breakup plan is overturned on appeal, the conduct remedies will be the only remaining restraints on Microsoft's behavior.

Prevalence data of physical restraints will be obtained by direct observation on three occasions on one day (morning, noon, evening) by trained external investigators.

In the primary analysis, the prevalence of restraints on both intervention groups will be compared to the control group on cluster level.