Sentence examples for would be restraint from inspiring English sources

If you had to pick a word to describe them, it would be "restraint".

So you might think that there would be restraints on the government's ability to agree to what, in Belizean terms, was an enormous guarantee.

One of the toughest issues for Labour would be pay restraint.

The group said that there would be pay restraint over the next six months, but this was designed to protect employment.

Here in Oregon I can promise you there would be little restraint if missiles were being fired at us from across the river in Washington State.

This would be a further restraint on investment.

But the mayor, who has battled repeatedly in Albany with municipal unions and their allies in the Legislature — often losing — said the real test for Mr. Paterson would be selling such restraint to lawmakers.

Samak, who vowed never to step down because of the present campaign in the streets, said the state of emergency would be applied with restraint and would only last for a few days.

The ACLU maintains that any rule which requires non-student groups to notify the college 24 hours in advance of protests is illegal and would be considered 'prior restraint' under the Washington State Constitution.

Without a collectively bargained contract, those rules would be considered illegal restraints of trade.

Another way would be voluntary self-restraint on the part of the winner.