Примери за self-restraint

• In biological and social terms it is a noble and unselfish act of individual self-restraint.

• It is also argued that the development of attitudes of tolerance and self-restraint was seen as a necessary condition for the public sphere.

• This cultural inhibition works either through the woman's self-restraint or through social pressure.

• It is of more than passing interest to observe that a court which is governed by a sense of self-restraint does not thereby become paralyzed.

• Further, his self-restraint was seen to be a token of his fitness to stand above his social inferiors.

• More importantly, sophisticated akratics are better placed than the state to choose appropriate methods of self-restraint.

• However, the self-restraint model fails to provide a mechanism for reproductive inhibition by scent marks.

• The more intense the self-restraint that is called for, the more intense must be the desire calling for restraint.

• But temperance also relates more generally to self-restraint and moderation.

• In the courtly world, self-restraint was a mark of freedom.

• But this immediately generated a tension between women's speaking more freely and, at the same time, being required to exercise increased self-restraint.

• Prudence and self-restraint were projected as moral qualities for the general public, as suggested by the frequent statements regarding the consequences of "reckless consumption" among those of more modest means.

• Examination of the formal-institutional history of the court suggests that the traditional self-restraint and passive role of the judiciary cannot be explained solely in terms of a limiting institutional framework.

• Everything will depend in the future on the sensitivity and self-restraint shown by the people in the national park authority.

• That is a bigger problem than the one which can be addressed by self-restraint through the operation of an on-off button by an adult.