verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
restraining order
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
more
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Todd's picture is more restrained .
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Before the chamber-sponsored forum two weeks ago, Yocum was the one who came out swinging, while Thibadeau was more restrained .
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When the Bill was debated in committee and on report, language was again more restrained .
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In other families, the tone is decidedly more restrained when it comes to expressing anger.
■ NOUN
breach
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Another difficulty in the Gouriet case was that the applicant sought an injunction to restrain a threatened breach of the criminal law.
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Harman J decided that the injunction restraining a breach of confidence should expire at the same time as a restrictive covenant.
court
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Construction is proceeding despite an interim court order restraining the company from putting it into commission.
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The chancery court issued a restraining order forbidding desegregation in September.
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However, the court did restrain Virgin from terminating or altering the terms of Fields's service agreements.
defendant
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Upjohn J. granted an order restraining the defendants from infringing Chappell &038; Co.'s copyright.
growth
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There is a further reason why it is difficult to restrain the growth of the money supply over the longer term.
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True, recession is probably partly responsible for restraining the growth of industrial waste.
injunction
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An injunction to restrain them from persuading their members not to play there was refused.
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Another difficulty in the Gouriet case was that the applicant sought an injunction to restrain a threatened breach of the criminal law.
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Harman J decided that the injunction restraining a breach of confidence should expire at the same time as a restrictive covenant.
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Having launched the action, he sought a Mareva injunction restraining the appellants from dealing with the property.
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The plaintiff's sought an injunction to restrain R Co's directors from recommending the offer.
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It wanted the return of those papers and an injunction restraining the use of the information obtained from them.
order
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Construction is proceeding despite an interim court order restraining the company from putting it into commission.
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Upjohn J. granted an order restraining the defendants from infringing Chappell &038; Co.'s copyright.
police
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He was finally restrained by police after he grabbed Mrs Rodham as she waited for a bus.
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One onlooker had to be restrained by police as Mrs Wignall was led away.
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No doubt, the presence of tourists in the square had a restraining effect on police procedure.
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Some loyalists who approached the Diamond from Bishop Street were restrained by the police and the rally ended peacefully.
■ VERB
grant
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Upjohn J. granted an order restraining the defendants from infringing Chappell &038; Co.'s copyright.
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Within a day, a county judge granted a restraining order barring enforcement of the new law.
issue
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The chancery court issued a restraining order forbidding desegregation in September.
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A judge issued a temporary restraining order.
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Agnes Brye said she had asked authorities a few years ago to issue the restraining order before they finally did so.
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A San Francisco Superior Court judge issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting the sale or storage of marijuana at the club.
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California's Public Utilities Commission issued a temporary restraining order requiring the two utilities to keep serving more than 2 million customers.
seek
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Having launched the action, he sought a Mareva injunction restraining the appellants from dealing with the property.
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Instead, McGee said he would seek a temporary restraining order from a judge to halt the appointment.
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The plaintiff's sought an injunction to restrain R Co's directors from recommending the offer.
try
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Mark tries to restrain his impatience.
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The police tried to restrain the marchers and arrest the leaders.
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Simpson tried his best to restrain him.
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Beate scratches, kicks and wiggles as the two boys try to restrain her.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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His arm was hurting him and he had to be restrained from doing too much.
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It took four officers to restrain Wilson before he could be handcuffed.
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It took three men to restrain him.
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Mary got up to go after them, but I put out my arm to restrain her.
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Roger stepped forward and Martin put out his arm to restrain him.
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She wanted to ask him all about his private life, but wisely restrained herself.
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The economy's growth will slow down enough to restrain inflation.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Back to hospital and you must restrain yourself, old boy, nudge wink.
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Malone had to be restrained by players and his own officials in the row that ensued.