put restraints

"Put restraints on him if he gives you a hard time."

This focus has its value because it puts restraints on the "blame Japan" approach with attendant scapegoating.

"I have found it necessary to put restraints upon my own skills," said Sereth, almost inaudibly.

He admitted that some writers and producers in Hollywood were "a little nervous" about having restraints put on what they can do.

And Canada's smaller market put restraints on local manufacturers.

The measure also puts new restraints on thinly veiled campaign advertising by outside groups.

They wanted to put restraints on me.

Strip the furnishings, except for a mattress, and put restraints on his legs.

My maker sought to control me by putting restraints upon who could wield me.

The Premier wants to put restraints on public service workers' right to strike.