restraint造句

We need to exercise restraint.

To indulge in carnal pleasure without restraint

Under this theory, the superego acts as a restraint.

This means no restraint of password length or repeating characters.

M incentive (motivation) : self-restraint continue to motivate yourself and others to achieve self-transcendence.

The restraint of emerging countries and the generosity of Western countries are both indispensable.

Recall that frontal lobes are involved in things like restraint and willpower.

The parties involved should exercise (self -) restraint and prevent the situation from getting worse.

Mr Ahmad writes with an insider's knowledge, a careful attention to detail and an admirable restraint in his language.

However, while many will benefit from the buoyant conditions, the Pig year also calls for personal restraint.

Keeping the hospital's seclusion and restraint rates low is one such reason. Creating a therapeutic alliance is another.

However, when it came to protecting business interests, he threw judicial restraint out the window in favor of activism.

In the meantime, as a former Kremlin official puts it, Russia has to rely on the restraint of its leaders.

It is hoped that under the current circumstances, relevant parties keep calm, exercise restraint and refrain from any actions that might escalate the situation.

A concert of powers is only as strong as its weakest pillar, and requires a great deal of self-discipline and restraint.

We condemn all violent actions that may bring new instability to Kosovo and urge relevant parties to exercise restraint to prevent the tension from escalating.

Whatever the legal checks on inspectors' behavior, agencies may find it prudent to display a healthy self-restraint in their use of tests and inspections.

The new psychiatric emergency department is a place to start treatment and not one whose primary purpose is restraint, triage, or referral.

Frankfurter was the father of "judicial restraint", a philosophy that when he began his service on the court put him in the liberal camp, but which has evolved into a conservative rallying-cry today.

We did it at last with considerable restraint, while the geometrical figures on the blackboard stared at us in wonder and the blank verse of the Meghnadvadha looked blankly on.

But we do have to ask this question: we have to ask whether extremists who have killed innocent civilians in New York and in Moscow will show that same restraint.

After the September 11 terrorist attacks, TV stations and movie houses in the United States exercised some restraint on the broadcasting and screening of programs and films of violence.

But the most ordinary cause of a single life is liberty; especially in certain self-pleasing and humorous minds, which are so sensible of every restraint,as they will go near to think their girdles and garters to be bonds and shackles.