noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
advise caution/patience/restraint etc (= advise people to be careful, patient etc )
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The makers advise extreme caution when handling this material.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
financial
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The project has been somewhat hindered by financial restraints and much remains to be done.
great
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So far, I had behaved with great restraint .
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He impressed me as a physically powerful man operating for the moment under great restraint .
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The increase in audit mandate of the six countries discussed has arisen largely because government agencies tend to exercise greater restraint .
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With great restraint he said nothing.
legal
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To put their project together, the two charities had to manoeuvre within a thicket of legal and professional restraints .
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All legal restraints have been lifted so that they can now do as they will.
physical
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However, it was said in Rawlings v Till that physical restraint was a battery.
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In order to cope, one must understand something about a proper use of physical restraint .
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In the acute excitement stages, when delusions of grandeur, loquacity and hyperactivity prevail, the patients require physical restraint .
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The principle behind allowing care workers to use physical restraint is the serious threat to life and property.
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But if the situation escalates, physical restraint is permitted.
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He required physical restraint and was then taken to the local psychiatric hospital by the police.
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Following admission he remained aggressive and required physical restraint .
prior
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In order to invoke the rule against prior restraint , the defendant must state on affidavit his intention to justify the allegation.
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The presumption should be in favor of publication and transmission rather than suppression or prior restraint , no matter what the medium.
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Otherwise, the rule against prior restraint must prevail in libel actions.
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An injunction imposes prior restraint , by stopping presses from rolling and film from running.
unreasonable
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The covenant was held to be an unreasonable restraint of trade.
vertical
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But we have seen that vertical separation with restraints may well be more socially undesirable than vertical integration.
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Conceptually at least, this is reasonably straight forward. Vertical restraints come under a number of guises.
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The positive analysis of vertical restraints within this framework can be taken a little further, with implications for normative issues.
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This dictum applies particularly to price discrimination and vertical restraints .
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Hence we turn to such matters and therefore to the question of vertical restraints .
■ NOUN
traffic
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Speeds would have to be lowered, parking controlled and traffic restraint measures introduced.
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In each town three options for traffic restraint had been tested, with before and after surveys of a number of criteria.
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For these smaller cities, less expensive and more modestly scaled public transport and traffic restraint policies are more appropriate.
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As these examples indicate, there have been great environmental gains in traffic restraint areas, quite apart from the traffic improvements.
wage
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The trade unions are cajoled into issuing a statement that could just be decoded as implying support for further wage restraint .
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Government also jumped on the bandwagon, first with wage restraint policies and later with restrictive monetary policies to reduce inflationary pressures.
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In July compulsory wage restraint was ended, but the Price Commission was retained.
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If the rise in unemployment has mercifully decreased, the pressure on wage restraints will have lessened.
■ VERB
advise
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Hunt supporters have always been advised to exercise restraint .
call
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Gaddafi later called for restraint and ordered troops to protect foreign missions.
exercise
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The unconscious operates according to the pleasure principle alone - there are no values exercising restraint over instinctual impulses.
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The market can not be expected to exercise self- restraint - this is the duty of government.
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The increase in audit mandate of the six countries discussed has arisen largely because government agencies tend to exercise greater restraint .
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Hunt supporters have always been advised to exercise restraint .
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It pledged to continue the struggle for democratic representation but appealed to its supporters to continue to exercise restraint .
impose
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The will or settlement may impose the restraint on anticipation.
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An injunction imposes prior restraint , by stopping presses from rolling and film from running.
put
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The trick is to make representatives more responsible or to put in place automatic restraints on spending.
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He has been put in restraints again.
require
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In the acute excitement stages, when delusions of grandeur, loquacity and hyperactivity prevail, the patients require physical restraint .
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He required physical restraint and was then taken to the local psychiatric hospital by the police.
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It would require specific restraints on Great Power conduct with respect to the neutralised country or region.
show
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Its decision is therefore almost always to show restraint and to leave the scene as quietly as possible.
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Quite a bit happens in the novel, but Haines shows refreshing restraint in her narration.
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He personally showed admirable restraint after two poor decisions in one Test.
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Director Andy Tennant keeps the pace moving and shows admirable restraint .
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He urged employers and trade unions to show restraint in the 1990 wage round.
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All things considered, I show admirable restraint .
use
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Basil used his weapons with restraint and on legitimate targets.
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The United States responded by informally requesting her partners to use restraint in exercising their right to convert dollars into gold.
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The principle behind allowing care workers to use physical restraint is the serious threat to life and property.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Death was due to a lack of oxygen, caused by physical restraint .
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Psychiatric hospitals have rules on the use of restraints on patients.
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The situation called for great care and restraint .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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At present, six children are killed and 400 hurt in a year in crashes because they were not wearing a restraint .
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Because of the tremendous force from the launch, tight restraints are necessary.
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But on top of this mathematical restraint on prices there is the confidence factor.
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In order to cope, one must understand something about a proper use of physical restraint .
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Naturally, you will have more room for manoeuvre if you have avoided agreeing to detailed and specific restraints.
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The war years were however characterised by a period of judicial restraint .