Examples of using More restrained in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Accordingly, he advocated a more restrained interpretation than that adopted by the Court in Mangold.
Because police are actually more restrained in the use of force than the military are.
should be a little more restrained in his criticism of other parties.
Although EU Member States are more restrained than America with regard to preventive warfare and more prepared to
but with a somewhat more restrained character, and always attentive to craftsmanship
Our wording is more restrained, among other things,
that by the end she did not undress"and then people will choose more restrained, but professional teachers.
because in the other magazines he needed to be more restrained to turn the relationship with other characters possible.
Although using more restrained language, the cohort study by Cesar Victora et al. in Pelotas,
language of my report is far more restrained perhaps than my remarks to you this evening,
the same foreign policies will be in force but perhaps a more restrained individual will hold the nuclear codes.
They are artworks with a more restrained, concrete organization,
exploding with a pre-chorus build and sudden drop to the more restrained titular hook, serving up an introductory track that is all at once powerful and delicate.
IPS LCD display, with a cooler, more restrained color palette than you will find on highly-saturated AMOLED displays like on Samsung Galaxy devices.
is approaching his sun, contributing a more restrained outlook, coming into more exact focus for most of 2019.
in the case of the USA our reaction is more restrained, because the agreement does not represent a true partnership.
If the soldiers had become more restrained, it was only because they had learned to a certain extent to discipline their hatred;
the focus is more restrained and it has prevailed from the 19 to the 20 century,
In addition, common regionalized actions of a more restrained geographical character were launched by the Community at the end of the 1970s;