Word: restraint
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...said it was “hard to say” whether or not new Yale restrictions, limiting the size of parties the night before The Game and mandating that tailgates end by the start of The Game’s third quarter, played a role in the relative restraint that characterized the weekend. “I think people knew what was expected of them,” he said. “They see the reasonableness of the regulations.” According to Patten, the relative lack of rowdiness over the weekend represented a success in Yale?...
...JOHNSON: OPULENT RESTRAINT By Jay Johnson Eclectic interiors for such clients as Mick Jagger and Andy Warhol...
...separate and presumes that Congress or the state legislature [have] done their work and knows what they're doing and why they're doing things, and unless it fails for Constitutional muster that their fact gathering and research has been sufficient," he says. "That's what we consider 'judicial restraint.' Judge Alito believes in judicial restraint...
Bush officials are literally going back and reading his campaign speeches. Aides say they have a "back-to-basics" strategy focusing on such traditional Republican issues as spending restraint. As part of the search for a fresh agenda, groups of Bush aides are working on new immigration and tax-reform policies for possible rollout. But immigration is an issue that splits the party's base, and the recommendations of Bush's tax-reform commission, most notably doing away with the mortgage-interest deduction, are universally viewed as a nonstarter. To try to lower energy prices, the White House is considering...
...Keening” is a document of modern life in Colombia, but not a histrionic one. It portrays both the mundane and the shocking, the joyful and the tragic. By doing so with restraint and humor, playwright Humberto Dorado has managed to create a play that stands above its politics...