restraining measure

Some kind of restraining measure might be in order."

The suffering of these kids is so compounded that they need multi- agency help, restraining measures and such forth.

"This sort of restraining measure has only recently been available to us," said Mark Kreitman, a lawyer with the commission.

"Teen-agers don't just 'happen' to smoke," President Clinton said in proposing his restraining measures two months ago.

The temporary restraining measure is the first of its kind for the S.E.C.

While this quickening of inflation was a bit brisker than generally anticipated, most economists continued to predict that price acceleration in coming months would be relatively mild and that the Federal Reserve would not need to take severe restraining measures in an election year.

The new restraining measures on the Mediterranean coasts, following up the agreements between Italy and Spain, are gradually moving the migratory pressure on the maritime route between El Aaiún in Western Sahara and the Canary Islands.

Confining oneself to deploring the disaster and expressing sympathy for its victims without applying some restraining measures in order to oblige Total to make good all the direct and indirect consequences of the pollution for which it is entirely responsible is tantamount to doing nothing.