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restraint

[ri-streynt] / rɪˈstreɪnt /




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Even when targeted personally, Obama continues to model a style of leadership rooted in restraint, clarity and principle, calling out what is wrong while insisting that America can still do better.

From Salon

The NSW Police Commissioner has previously defended officers, saying they showed "remarkable restraint" after protestors refused directions.

From BBC

The bigger restraint on tariff use is likely the growing sensitivity in Congress to voters’ affordability concerns as midterm elections approach.

From Barron's

But restaurants still struggled last year as shoppers continued to exercise restraint in spending.

From MarketWatch

It is unlikely that a new prime minister would abandon all restraint in search of votes.

From The Wall Street Journal