Restrain used in a sentence

Restrain in a sentence as a verb

She will decide what she want to do, and her parents should help, and not restrain her, or tell her what to do.

The founder apologized and tried to restrain his wife from sitting across Horvath.

For the same reason that Macs still come defaulted to "one button" mode to restrain software developers.

I say good luck in getting horrible people to restrain their stupid impulses in an environment like that.

We need a lot more of that, we need help to restrain our government and get it back to operating within a moral boundary.

If something is physically addictive, then someone with strong restraint might find an exception there.

I was hoping that this article would restrain itself to arguing for open, publicly-readable journals.

Then you get a sleepy, bored guy on a highway, with neither awareness to spot dangerous situations, or willpower left to restrain from doing stupid things.

The verbiage in The Bill of Rights was intended to recognize, not confer rights, and it was intended to restrain government from violating them.

And if a male co-worker couldn't restrain himself from making sexually suggestive comments, I would be pretty disgusted by his behavior.

-----Rand observed that regulations are created by the financially and politically powerful to restrain and oppress the individuals trying to improve their lot in life and change the world.

This is the second time you said that in this thread, now I can't restrain myself anymore - 'list' != 'array', and it all depends on how they're implemented; I see no reason to assert that for 'most implementations' removing from the end is faster.

Are the executives who make these illegal agreements to restrain trade ever personally held liable?It seems that would be more effective than fining the companies, or the usual "We don't admit to doing anything wrong, but here's some money anyways.