The ubiquitous bleats about international law always seem to restrain one party whilst leaving the other unscolded. |
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The main innovation was the charter that provided a parliamentary framework to restrain monarchical authority. |
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Most folks hang their shafts too low and you need to restrain the tug so it doesn't fly forward and backward as the animal performs maneuvers. |
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With all my black-belted judo fury, I had to restrain myself from physically harming those whispering about me. |
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The rate setters want to restrain inflation, as well as galloping house prices, consumer spending and debt levels. |
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It is hard to restrain yourself from gobbling them up the second they come to the table. |
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I don't have a nail gun but I've used one from a local shop to knock together a gate and a retaining wall that didn't restrain Holly the mad dog. |
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Security personnel had to struggle a bit to restrain those who wanted to surge forward and have a closer look. |
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Finally, he reached into his knapsack, removing a pair of handcuffs and leg shackles to restrain Nathan. |
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I just stood there and watched powerlessly, as T.J.'s dad violently struggled to restrain his son from running off. |
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Detective 1 was explaining to me how it's extremely difficult to restrain someone without hurting them. |
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His shoulders were shaking in an attempt to restrain himself and appear strong in front of his brother. |
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At first, I managed to restrain myself, but then I heard a suppressed giggle from the veranda and made the mistake of turning round. |
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I only hope that I am able to restrain them before these unutterable terrors escape into the world at large. |
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The boy paid no attention to the boy in the glass case, and continued to restrain the girl with cords and chains of some sort. |
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His much more youthful servants had to wrestle him to the ground to restrain him. |
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The British mission with the Partisans proved powerless to restrain them and a British officer sent in to mediate was killed in an air raid. |
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We must concentrate on creating conditions to restrain militarism and military adventurism in the world. |
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He assaulted nurses who tried to calm and restrain him and left other workers cowering as he ranted at them. |
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Fortunately, I managed to restrain myself and not disgrace myself too much. |
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It took all my willpower to restrain from running to the harbor and instead follow Mr. Kenton at a swift pace. |
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The man looked to be using every ounce of willpower he possessed to restrain himself. |
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Although the government and opposition signed a peace protocol, both are weak and splintered, unable to restrain their rank and file supporters. |
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The government had worked hard to restrain price rises for the campaigning period. |
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Do I think I could contain myself and restrain myself with the proper amount of professional decorum? |
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Treaty obligations that restrain capitalist development are chronically ignored. |
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He attempted to pull his hands free, and winced as the strips of cloth used to restrain him chafed his sore wrists. |
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Only their own religious communities and societies can really restrain and delegitimise them. |
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Even states without gag rules often try to restrain speech, urging complainants to keep their grievances confidential. |
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There are times I have to forcibly restrain myself from correcting other people's emails. |
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After a violent struggle, he managed to restrain Vita on the ground until back-up arrived. |
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Three times during the weekend, other cartoonists had to physically restrain him from creating a new strip. |
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He reached over the headrest of the seat and pulled Reid's arms back, trying to restrain him. |
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So too might going to court to obtain injunction to restrain continued threatened assault against you by your political opponent. |
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If you're going to get handcuffs on them, to restrain them, obviously they're going to get cut somewhere along the line. |
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Unable to restrain himself, he crashes the do, squelches in and approaches. |
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Most will tell you what a challenge it is to restrain a company of Marines once their blood is up, the scent fresh and the chase is afoot. |
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A police inspector standing nearby saw what was happening but did not intervene to help the plaintiff restrain the prisoner. |
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An agreement to restrain wages on the part of the central labour federation might not extend to the population of non-union workers. |
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She got out of the car to swap details with the other driver but couldn't restrain her tears. |
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I can hold back on splurges when shopping anywhere, but the restrain only lasts so long, and if I'm shopping alone then it lasts hardly at all. |
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I had to severely restrain myself from strangling her right there and then. |
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Then let him undistractedly restrain his mind, as a charioteer restrains his vicious horses. |
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Police say in such circumstances it would be unwise to restrain the patient on a one-to-one basis and it is better to summon help. |
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At this point even the reserved Sean could not restrain himself from bursting out laughing. |
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In a desperate attempt to restrain him she then sat on him to try to prevent him from moving. |
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Apparently, I've still been, despite concerted attempts to restrain myself, wearing my emotions on my sleeves. |
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This is not simply a case about an injunction to restrain threatened future conduct. |
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It became the central plank in a nonproliferation regime that helped restrain the pace of global nuclear proliferation. |
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A democrat can hardly object if the people believe that they should restrain themselves by using the courts. |
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The same is true of the team security expert's attempt to restrain reporters with a rope at a press conference. |
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I tried to restrain my thoughts and truly relax to some extent where I could breathe again. |
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I actually had to restrain myself from going through my bookshelves and covering every uncovered book. |
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The seat belt, of course, functions to restrain the seat's user in the seat in the unhoped for event of an accident. |
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We disarm them, we restrain them, we closely monitor and control their movements and activities. |
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In a free market, then, the threat of bankruptcy would restrain banks from issuing paper certificates unbacked by gold. |
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Liberal Democrats and reliably Republican homebuilders and real estate interests don't want any new rules that would restrain housing, the strongest sector of the economy. |
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Always properly restrain all occupants, including the child in an appropriate child seat or booster. |
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Unlike a human, a wild animal is unable to make a distinction between an attempt to capture and restrain it and an attempt to kill it. |
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We know that, at specific stages, the external patrons attempted to restrain Saakashvili from irrational military escapades. |
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But on their part those of whom we have spoken sin in that they do not know how to restrain their disfavor. |
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At the same time, the family planning policy came to restrain farmers' family planning behaviors less. |
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However, it should not be forgotten that geographical handicaps often restrain development of the economy, production and hence employment. |
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Before packaging an object, identify and gently restrain any components that may rattle. |
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The associated need for the global banking sector to continue to reduce leverage will restrain growth for some time. |
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We must help the troubled third generation mobile communications business, not restrain it. |
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It is evoked that the fresh clean feeling a person feels in the mouth after brushing and flossing may restrain the urge of smoking. |
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Merely in order to preserve one's right to own property at some point in the future, government must restrain itself in the present. |
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Warning: restrain the robot on the other side so that it cannot reach the operator. |
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It does not seek to impose a hard cap, but simply to provide a long-overdue mechanism for the minister to restrain excessive compensation. |
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AÂ person suffering from a drug overdose and police must physically restrain the person to assist paramedics, but who later dies in hospital. |
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The recent recovery in the Dollar has also been a source of restrain in the price of Crude Oil. |
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Or will an uneasy impulse to politesse, and fear of unknown consequences, restrain them? |
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Beckham was initially fortunate to escape a booking for a high challenge on Thatcher, but he has still not managed to restrain his hot-blooded temperament. |
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Even though communalism is the chief source of recent violence in the district, the State by its inability to restrain it bears equal responsibility for the violence. |
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What was needed to make rule by the people effective was the addition of mechanisms to restrain those people from overreaching and destructively turning on themselves. |
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Gladwell claims that the officer was trying to restrain his dogs while Gadsden was the aggressor. |
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I usually restrain myself from making such a rash move, but it's not easy. |
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Jesse Jackson could not restrain himself from winging to Santa Maria. |
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The DNA is asymmetrically distributed to the daughter cells when the kinetochores do not attach and the spindle checkpoint does not restrain mitosis. |
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Most walls can be constructed simply by stacking the blocks up, while others that will be tall or have to restrain heavy loads may require special reinforcement. |
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On 4th November the plaintiff's solicitors informed Brent that an application would be made that afternoon to restrain the proposed reletting of the property. |
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I concur with Voegeli and Hayward about the need to restrain the growth of government. |
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You can heave that rock to the top of the slope, but unless you make a constant effort to restrain it, sooner or later it will come rolling down again. |
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All said that they only touched the jogger or helped restrain her, while one or more of the others forced themselves on her. |
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After he was subdued, cabin crew used plastic ties to restrain his hands. |
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Three off-duty cops working as security guards apprehended Saylor and proceeded to restrain him in an ultimately fatal fashion. |
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To some observers, this is a classic Red State action to try to restrain the growth of renewable energy. |
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The other detectives had to restrain her to keep her from striking him again. |
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After hearing yelling from the back of the plane, a group of other passengers managed to tackle and restrain the unruly Suggs. |
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Erik glared at Death, but managed to restrain himself from clobbering him. |
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At which point certain members of the audience could restrain themselves no longer and began to heckle and then question these assertions whilst he was in full flood. |
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Against the odds, you will find the self-restraint and strength of character to restrain yourself from going postal at annoying chattery colleagues. |
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I'll try to restrain myself from cross-posting on my other feed. |
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They then attempted to remove him but he became so aggressive they were forced to put him on the floor of the van and restrain him with ankle cuffs. |
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One important characteristic that has always differentiated good web designers from bad ones is the restrain in embracing every new technology that comes along. |
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Regardless of the age of the husband, the relatives give themselves the right to discipline him, scold, restrain, monitor, and embarrass him in public. |
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The League of Nations never became the strong international organization that liberals hoped would restrain powerful and aggressively disposed states. |
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While always treating James with deference, Cecil urged him to curtail his extravagance and also to restrain his partiality for Scots advisers and companions. |
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But to restrain oneself from this effort is to feel bereft of justice, order, and unity. |
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Let not the apathetic or half-hearted imagine, however, that We agree with them when We reprove the erring and restrain the overbold. |
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Because a physical or mental deficiency, even temporary, should not be a reason to restrain our liberty of movement. |
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They work to a limited budget, but they will seek to restrain Rangers and hope that good fortune allows for a moment of intrepidness. |
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Sometimes, the man of the house is tied up to restrain him while attacks are going on. |
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Use a pipe wrench to restrain the pipe connections of the heat exchanger when tightening the external pipe connections. |
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My Fire shall be hurled on this earth to burn up her crimes, I will not restrain My Hand. |
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They have the important task of fostering and developing cooperation getting over the political limits which often restrain the States action. |
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In Marxian economics, the unemployed serve as a reserve army of labor, which restrain wage inflation. |
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Were there, hypothetically, to be any prejudicial effect resulting from the conduct that Ireland would restrain, this would be capable of reparation by appropriate means in due course. |
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Such safety valves traditionally used a simple lever to restrain a plug valve in the top of a boiler. |
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How well it does this is judged by how much fuel it uses and what force is required to restrain it. |
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The population of the imperial capital fluctuated between 300,000 and 400,000 as the emperors undertook measures to restrain its growth. |
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One officer who had to restrain him PC Andrew Malcolm was kicked on the chest, legs and body by Eccles. |
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In addition, the other two branches can restrain the Court through other mechanisms. |
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In 1764, Parliament passed the Currency Act to restrain the use of paper money, fearing that otherwise the colonists might evade debt payments. |
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A bill was introduced before the Puerto Rican Senate which would restrain the rights of the independence and nationalist movements in the island. |
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The treaty was renewed no less than nine times, but did not restrain some Xiongnu tuqi from raiding Han borders. |
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If multiple objects are to be placed inside an inner box which will then be supported on a cushioning system, gently restrain the objects relative to each other and to the box. |
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An adjudicator must carefully restrain her comments on the conduct of government institutions, in order to avoid claims of bias in the application of the law. |
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It was news to Posey and Kirstein, who had to restrain their shock. |
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Though Tiberius' general, Maurice, led an effective campaign on the eastern frontier, subsidies failed to restrain the Avars. |
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The current CON law was designed to restrain the overbuilding of health care facilities for acute care provided to local residents. |
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Cromwell and his officers made no attempt to restrain their soldiers, who slaughtered the Wexford defenders and plundered the town. |
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Profit incentives would restrain overissue, because people would not hold units lacking purchasing-power stability. |
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This was followed in the south by the formation of the Irish Volunteers to restrain Ulster. |
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The committee said tapping ELA was done without restrain and without considering the negative effects for the economy. |
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It is I who place the trials in your path to restrain your spirit when it distances itself from the path of my Law to live subject only to its free will. |
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Social events where feasting, dancing, and games take place strengthen community bonds, honour ancestors, restrain anti-social conduct and relieve tension. |
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Fragile items can be damaged by routine handling operations, by the failure of a carrier to restrain cargo properly inside vehicles during transit, or by the rough ride of poorly maintained transport vehicles. |
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To visit Alaba is to catch a glimpse of entertainment in its Hobbesian state, where few laws restrain profiteers, piracy is rampant and all creative calculations yield to the lowest denominator. |
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Conversely, the economies of central and eastern Canada will likely continue to underperform as renewed strength in the Canadian dollar will restrain manufacturing activity. |
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For instance, if there are valid grounds to fear the abduction of a child, the court could restrain a person from removing a child from a specified place or could prohibit the child from leaving the country. |
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You want your governments to restrain spending over the long haul. |
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For Allah is with those who restrain themselves, and those who do good. |
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Much will also depend on the ability of the Western chancelleries to restrain this young and fiery President whose Western tropism and frenzied Atlanticism we know well. |
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So for everyone's safety, never ever restrain a person having a seizure. |
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The beginning of the XIX century was unpeaceful and the rest of Spain lived the same situation The Independence war, the absolutist repression and the ' banololerismo ' restrain the village of peace. |
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In fact, for the last four centuries claims to alter, expand, and restrain the three dimensions of citizenship have provoked political mobilization and action. |
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Trade laws and regulations in the U. S. and elsewhere around the world are intended to foster ethical competition in the marketplace and to limit activities that restrain trade. |
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Competition from a vast used recreational vehicle market will restrain further growth to a degree. |
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The parties must restrain from any actions that would further threaten the viability of a comprehensive, just and lasting settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. |
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The Act expands the number of persons who can be protected and the ability of the courts to restrain persons who have been accused of sexual misconduct. |
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Such measures should however never lead to the eviction of indigenous and local peoples from their traditional land or restrain their access to vital resources. |
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It looked like a bomb had hit it, but I didn't restrain him. |
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Isofix low anchorage' means one 6 mm diameter rigid round horizontal bar, extending from vehicle or seat structure to accept and restrain an Isofix child restraint system with Isofix attachments. |
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Partial suppling up on export restrictions in Argentina, instated in 2006 in order to restrain inflation in the country, should sustain this expansion. |
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O'Brien last week applied for a injunction to restrain broadcasters reporting about his deal with IBRC on the grounds that it breached his privacy rights and would cause him incalculable commercial damage. |
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How should I restrain the woman attacking my fellow officers? |
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Although I served as an officer in the Syrian army after graduation, I could not restrain myself from taking part in protests in Damascus in March 2011, and soon after defecting to the Free Syrian Army. |
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The code of conduct regulating the work of special procedures, which the Council has been tasked to draft, should not affect the independence of mandate-holders, or unjustifiably restrain their activities. |
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Unable to restrain the spiky haired libertine, the hotel was forced to call in the Thai army who resorted to shooting the unhinged Billy with tranquilliser darts after he refused to leave his suite. |
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The Finn family could not restrain their triumphings at Killaloe, and I do not know that it would have been natural had they done so. |
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Thus, the Russian government's attempts to restrain price increases on socially significant products are unlikely to affect confectioners, who will still be forced to revise their pricing policies. |
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Is it possible that the individual would be more vulnerable after the electrocution than before as far as resisting those who are trying to restrain him? |
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To control and restrain the pollution of public roads, wheel washing systems are becoming more common. |
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But if evil is not always the product of an intention to destroy, it is always the product of a failure of intent: it's the lack of an attempt to restrain oneself from inflicting what one knows will be great harm. |
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Should one always restrain oneself to avoid excesses? |
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In Mumford's mind, the society organized around biotechnics would restrain its technology for the sake of that integral relationship. |
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Alternative civil remedies include restitution or transfer of property, or an injunction to restrain or order certain actions. |
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Germany has time restrictions on how long it can restrain forfeitable assets for foreign proceedings and may only be able to hold such assets for one year. |
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To be sure, the proletarian can restrain his natural instinct by reason, and so, by moral supervision, halt the law of nature in its injurious course of development. |
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Once they subdue them, police personnel handcuff and may need to restrain them further by hog-tying their legs together or by strapping them to a stretcher or board. |
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Each fight lasts for just over a minute, after which the owners who sit inside the fighting arena rush to restrain their respective hooved gladiators. |
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When you slow down your breathing, your brain actually sends neurohormones that restrain stress-producing hormones and give your bod the signal to relax. |
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His most lasting work, begun in prison and published during his exile in Paris, was a monumental effort to restrain such conflicts on the basis of a broad moral consensus. |
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Songs like Rock' N' Roll Skall and Down put the crowd's air guitar skills to good practice whilst you had to physically restrain yourself from joining in on Suburb Baby Blues. |
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Online pseudonymity allows communicators to express their points of view in a presumably unconstrained manner and present what they usually restrain in other settings. |
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England added further unkeepable promises guaranteeing to restrain English settlement if Pontiac would demobilize his allies and leave the restraining up to the English. |
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The Lusignans began to break the law with impunity, pursuing personal grievances against other barons and the Savoyards, and Henry took little or no action to restrain them. |
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The Hongwu Emperor was wary of the political and social consequences that the maritime commerce could bring, so he sought to restrain it by outlawing private maritime trade. |
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Moreover, several conflicts between France and England led the latter to restrain its trade, and the Breton economy went into recession during the 18th century. |
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