用restrain造句子，“restrain”造句

The end of law is not abolish or restrain, but to preserve and enlarge freedom.

If we want to restrain it, whether there is an effective way needs to be considered.

Regional growth may slip to 5.8 % by 2009 as oil exporters respond to international conditions and restrain output moderately.

In other words, it's a very natural urge; of course, so is burping, but most men are able to restrain their sonorous belches around the ladies.

This is a method to restrain great joy impairing the heart and restore mental functions by applying fearful factors to astringe the dissipated cardiac spirit.

In this case, one nation - which need not be a large and rich industrialised country - could seize the initiative on global climate, making it extremely difficult for other powers to restrain it.

People with self-control restrain their reactions.

Urban planners continue to believe they can restrain suburbia and improve upon it.

It wants the government to restrain speculative inflows by imposing far higher initial margin requirements on currency futures.

Conclusion:Lesion of septum could restrain the haughty expression of dopamine receptor in brim region in methamphetamine rats.

In addition, the criminality of negligent dangerous ACTS can only exist in the crime of endangering public safety, and the principle of criminal restrain must be followed to set up the penalty.

No legirons could restrain him.

When the announcement was made, the referee had had to restrain Emil from assaulting the judge.

This can only breed resentment, not to mention reduced incentives for other countries to restrain their own spending.

Does not know for anything, one kind does not restrain the enticement, is the color, is the smoke and fire is also reluctant to part from to you, the time cannot submerge.

We must not restrain children of their liberty.

Most economists think that the “neutral” rate of interest, which would neither stimulate nor restrain demand in the euro area, is now more than 3% (in nominal terms).

She was so angry that she could hardly restrain herself.

Yet many think the court's institutional independence will in time whet its appetite for a fight, adding to the checks and balances that restrain executive power.

A glut of empty houses and flats will restrain rents, a big chunk of the consumer-price index.

If rates were raised high enough to restrain mortgage lending, they could also jeopardise the broader economy, especially since household and corporate debt together add up to as much as 200% of GDP.

We can accept someone's anger and still restrain them if they get violent.