At the final whistle, she pumped her fist with restraint.
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Mr. Ng said police officers have been acting with restraint.
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Democratic institutions function only when power is exercised with restraint.
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Ms. Caputova responded with restraint, refusing to attack him personally.
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Drill with restraint or we will "kill the market", he said.
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Declos directs with restraint, working hard to sustain Maeterlinck's dreamlike tension.
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"We have to surprise them with restraint and generosity," said Mandela.
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Big countries pursue their national interests with restraint, in a multilateral framework.
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In the grave, great slow movement, she played with restraint and poignancy.
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She wears a red lip for a day and indulges with restraint.
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They have sought to protect its existence by using it with restraint.
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Its dim, uncluttered lobby gives the impression of opulence balanced with restraint.
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We have until now responded with restraint; but unilateral prudence is not sustainable.
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"Life on Mars," a potential showstopper sung by Caruso, was arranged with restraint.
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Responding with restraint has been something of a reorientation for the public relations industry.
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That's why Poles have always approached the subject of the church's sins with restraint.
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With restraint bias, one overestimates one's ability to show restraint in the face of temptation.
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She performs ballads and love songs from around the Americas with restraint and real intimacy.
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We urge Turkish authorities to halt these operations and encourage all parties to act with restraint.
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It's spiced with restraint, the squash softened but still firm, the shrimp cooked to just-tender.
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If you've been to any of his establishments, you know Trabocchi has a problem with restraint.
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The bureau desperately needs a director who can wield enormous power with restraint and good judgment.
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The more radical protesters at the front lines have also largely behaved with restraint — rationally and tactically.
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Michael Flynn and Kislyak then spoke on the phone, and Flynn urged Kislyak that Russia should respond with restraint.
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" In introductory comments, Mr. Wadsworth said that the project has tried to present Callas with "restraint, subtlety and delicacy.
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Hong Kong officials have defended the police's actions, describing officers as well trained and saying they acted with restraint.
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For this occasion, the meat must be of immaculate quality, carefully hand-chopped and seasoned with restraint and respect.
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Israel as a model In the previous year, Trump has "acted with restraint" regarding Iran, Retired Army Maj. Gen.
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He spoke with restraint, though on Monday, he wrote more emotionally about his daughter in a blog post on Medium.
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Facial expressions are muted, and even horrific scenes — including a madman's beheading and a captain's whippings — are drawn with restraint.
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" On Wednesday, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker called for "Turkey, as well as other actors, to act with restraint.
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So we want to adhere to it and see to it that Iran does too, that Iran behaves with restraint.
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Rights groups urged Indonesian police to act with restraint and investigate the accusations of racism and discrimination faced by Papuan students.
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But a source who is close to McCurdy and familiar with what happened said that he handled the situation with restraint.
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"Atlanta" telegraphs its hip-hop familiarity with restraint, allowing snippets of meticulously chosen music to waft from car speakers and headphones.
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Beijing responded with restraint, but some nationalist media from China interpreted the possibility of a blockade as an invitation to war.
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The president responded to a North Korean missile launch on Sunday with restraint, expressing support for Japan • Next steps in managing immigration.
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Master Series' Obedience Extreme Sex Bench with Restraint Straps, which retails for about $750 but is currently on sale on Amazon for $385.
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" At an emergency meeting of the U.N. Security Council Tuesday, U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley said Israel has acted with "restraint.
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"We called on all parties to act with restraint ... because it is important that this process evolves in a peaceful manner," she said.
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And Iran, a state fond of using intemperate language, joined Russia to denounce the U.S. strike on Syria, but Tehran acted with restraint.
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Hopes that the Turks, who hate the Kurds and consider them an existential threat, will act with restraint will almost certainly prove illusory.
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Many of America's founders saw protests as a useful force against tyranny and believed crowds could still act with restraint and self-discipline.
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Any jihadi attack or other assault on America will not be met with restraint; Mr. Trump seems to regard nukes as an underused asset.
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Now, of course, it has the power to shock and disturb, but I think a fair viewer would say that it was handled with restraint.
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"I count on Turkey to act with restraint and ensure that any action it may take in northern Syria is proportionate and measured," he said.
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"What is happening in Rakhine now is only security clearance sweeps being carried out with restraint and within rules and regulations against armed perpetrators," she said.
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The U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights released a statement on Tuesday, expressing concern about the "escalation in violence" and encouraging demonstrators to act with restraint.
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Directed with restraint by Kip Fagan and imbued with uncommon humanity by an impressive cast, "The Profane" is by turns warm and wary, combative and conciliatory.
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But with the election in full swing, the government as well as federal public services are required to "act with restraint," according to Canada's Caretaker Convention.
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"The violence quickly subsided as the Hong Kong police took effective measures in a professional manner with restraint and in accordance with the law," the statement said.
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NATO's security general Jens Stoltenberg has called on Turkey to "act with restraint," though no mechanism exists to discipline Erdogan in the likely event he decides otherwise.
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" But they said they had decided to act with restraint, this being "the most sensitive and complex period that Israel is experiencing today from a political perspective.
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The Binding of Isaac: the story was dreadful but was told with restraint, in a few words, perhaps so that we could hear the silence between them.
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"What is happening in Rakhine now is only security clearance sweeps being carried out with restraint and within rules and regulations against armed perpetrators," Aye Aye Soe says.
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"Calmly, and with restraint and composure, we must say that the generation of the '90s is arriving to replace the generation of '68," he stated to adoring crowds.
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Information Minister Hasanul Hoque Inu said police had acted with restraint and that both the United States and the United Nations had overstepped the line with their criticism.
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He has a large personal collection of antique jewelry, some of which he bought right here at the Silver Vaults, and he loves metal — but always with restraint.
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Speaking at an event this week, executive councilor Bernard Chan refused to rule out using emergency powers but said that they would be used with restraint if implemented.
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The European Commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, warned Turkey to "act with restraint," and said it would take no part in Turkey's establishment of a "safe zone" for refugees.
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On the same page, you can also select whether you want Netflix's auto-play feature enabled, in case you're a recovering binge-addict who needs some help with restraint.
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Death associated with restraint asphyxia in police custody has been endlessly debated, with some experts (those favored by police departments) contending that it's unlikely that people die that way.
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The latest developments also strain Beijing-Pyongyang relations, Lee continued: "Whether Pyongyang responds with restraint or pushes back against Beijing with more military provocations is what we'll be watching."
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Min Aung Hlaing, the army chief, have claimed that the military reacted with restraint following the deadly raids by the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army in October 2016 and August 2017.
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Shot with restraint and beauty (but without either aestheticizing or fetishizing poverty), it's effective because it puts us in Saroo's shoes, understanding the dangers through a 5-year-old's perspective.
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While the Indian government has also said it intends to act with restraint, the messaging from leading figures in India's ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party prior to Khan's announcement, was bellicose.
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To say more would lessen the impact of Mr. Farrier and Mr. Reeve's discoveries, which they piece together with restraint and fine technique, using a clear, direct approach that serves the material.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France has asked Turkey to act with restraint in Syria, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Sunday after speaking by phone with his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico said on Sunday that it was concerned about the recent events in Iraq and Iran and asked all parties involved to act with restraint and avoid escalating regional tensions.
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This involved norms that elected majorities should act with restraint and reciprocity, that politicians should campaign without disparaging their opponents' patriotism or loyalty, and that public officials should recognize bureaucratic or scientific consensus.
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It would be a cruel irony if Trump ends up using the pro-settlement Friedman as his channel to the settlers to persuade them to act with restraint on some kind of settlements freeze.
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The head of the Commonwealth election observers in Zimbabwe, former Ghana leader John Dramani Mahama, condemned what he called the "excessive use of force" against protesters and said all sides should act with restraint.
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But it's not going to happen with another missive on the promise of the autonomous car, or with a beautiful illustration of the metropolis of tomorrow — it's going to happen with restraint and hustle.
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As for the pitiless ending, in which Raoul and Valentine die at the Huguenots' side, Kriegenburg directed with restraint, avoiding the temptation to drench the stage with blood and populate it with Fascistic thugs.
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There were reports of gunfire in Taksim Square, in central Istanbul, where pro-Erdogan supporters had gathered, but there were no reports of injuries, and it appeared that security forces were acting with restraint.
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Palestinians, while showering Ms. Tamimi with praise, asked whether publicizing the video might have been counterproductive, by showing the soldiers behaving with restraint, or helpful, by showing that even unarmed resistance can be effective.
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France called for an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting to discuss the developments and also urged Turkey to act with restraint, noting that the humanitarian situation was deteriorating in several regions of Syria.
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Unless someone steps up to end Gaza's humanitarian disaster, ensure Israel and the Palestinians act with restraint during the protests and set a credible peace process in motion, both sides could face a new catastrophe.
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In delivering the opinion of the court, Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the inherent power to recall a jury must be exercised with restraint since dismissing and recalling jurors threatens the guarantee of an impartial jury.
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Even in egregious cases like assassination attempts against South Korean leaders or the shooting down of an American reconnaissance plane in international airspace in 1969, the United States and its allies have answered with restraint.
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MEXICO CITY, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Mexico said on Sunday that it was concerned about the recent events in Iraq and Iran and asked all parties involved to act with restraint and avoid escalating regional tensions.
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"We urge respect for the rights to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression, and call for the security forces and demonstrators to act with restraint and to avoid further violence," the agency wrote in a statement.
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Speaking with Cavusoglu at a news conference in Istanbul, Stoltenberg said he expected Turkey to act with restraint in its operation into Syria, adding that NATO must find a sustainable solution to Islamic State prisoners in Syria.
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She has also not directly commented on calls from human rights experts urging the government to investigate the allegations of abuse, or on statements from human rights monitors, although she has urged the military to act with restraint.
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Mr. Muti tolerates no overplaying, and Mr. Maestri here won with restraint, making the audience crack up at just the slight, randy lilt he gave a single word — "parla" ("speak") — in the first scene of the second act.
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It is clear that Evans has been studying the group's past repertoire, as he plays a role not altogether different from Iverson's: He's sentimental but with restraint, and rarely fills out his chords with a lot of jazz dissonance.
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"We believe this is a reminder that Royal Mail must act with restraint given its dominant market shares in both letters and parcels, and this limits the group's ability to grow parcels revenue over the long term," he said.
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" It calls for the White House to "present a clear and specific plan for the enduring defeat of ISIS" and for the US "to work to ensure that the Turkish military acts with restraint and respects existing agreements relating to Syria.
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They know that whenever they protest with moderation and with restraint, the response from those in power has been to ignore or to circumvent their demands, and then to tighten the noose further on Hong Kong's political diversity and freedoms.
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It also calls on Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan to immediately end the offensive, seeks continued U.S. support for Syrian Kurdish communities through humanitarian support and also calls on the United States to work to ensure that Turkey's military acts with restraint.
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It's a strong effort over all, with Mr. Hekselman sounding like he knows who he is: a romantic with restraint, a contemporary improviser who's smart enough not to let himself get too comfortable in a frictionless, 20023st-century jazz groove.
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Speaking alongside Cavusoglu at a news conference in Istanbul, Stoltenberg said he expected Turkey to act with restraint in its push into Syria, adding that the international community must find a sustainable solution for Islamic State prisoners held by Kurdish forces in Syria.
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Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of an official visit to Iraq, Cavusoglu said Ankara expected France to support Turkey's operation, after France asked Turkey to act with restraint in Syria, saying it would call an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council.
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"France calls on Turkish authorities to act with restraint in a difficult context, with the humanitarian situation deteriorating in several regions of Syria as a consequence of the military actions of the Damascus regime and its allies," Le Drian said in a statement.
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"This is not okay" is the headline of the WashPost's lead editorial, about Trump's attacks on his attorney general: In a rule-of-law state, government's awesome powers to police, prosecute and imprison are wielded impartially, with restraint and according to clearly defined rules.
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"Our effort is to bring these protests to an end as soon as possible with restraint from police and the cooperation of authorities, but if the opposite happens, the judiciary and law enforcement forces will carry out their duties," Rahmani Fazli was quoted as saying.
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It showed me that there's a way to really pace yourself with restraint; the way he didn't go straight for it, and knew how to keep everyone locked in hypnotically without manipulating the energy too much or resorting to tricks like dropping a big cheesy classic.
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Her office "urges the Hong Kong authorities to act with restraint, to ensure that the rights of those who are expressing their views peacefully are respected and protected, while ensuring that the response by law enforcement officials to any violence that may take place is proportionate," she said.
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"I expect Turkey to act with restraint and in coordination with other allies so that we can preserve the gains we have made against our common enemy, Daesh (Islamic State)," he said, adding that one imminent concern was that captive fighters from the jihadist group should not be allowed to escape.
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Two norms stand out: mutual toleration, or accepting one's partisan rivals as legitimate (not treating them as dangerous enemies or traitors); and forbearance, or deploying one's institutional prerogatives with restraint—in other words, not using the letter of the Constitution to undermine its spirit (what legal scholar Mark Tushnet calls "constitutional hardball").
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You could hear the band in giant, clear, present detail, unusual for the Garden: Mr. Iommi's riffs and solos in thick, matte-finish tone, arriving with restraint and precision; Mr. Butler's grainy bass, pushed up high in the mix; Mr. Osbourne's thin, strange howl, basically in tune through the evening; and the doomy drumming, by Tommy Clufetos.
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And then she supervised not just a joyful, boisterous democracy, but also a free and fair election with dignity and with restraint, refusing to tip the scales for her own political party (which expelled her for this 'disloyalty'), modeling for the raucous rivals who wished to succeed her, the kind of behavior that presidential leadership requires.
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The other key principles of the Obama checklist are: sustainability (avoid commitments that cost too much to stick with); restraint (ask not what America can do but what it should do); precision (wield a scalpel rather than a hammer); patience (give policies the time and effort to work); fallibility (be realistic about the chances of failure and modest about what you can achieve); scepticism (interrogate the issues and beware those peddling easy answers to difficult questions); exceptionalism (the recognition that because of its enormous power and attachment to universal values America has a unique responsibility to provide leadership in the world that cannot be ducked).
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