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Перевод: self-restraint

[существительное]
самообладание; сдержанность ; воздержание
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. In the process whereby a child comes to act in accordance with the rules and values of society, becoming eventually a reasonably self-controlled, inner-directed member of the community, one of the first steps is the development of self-restraint .
2. This goes hand in hand with teaching them speech ("Don't forget to say "thank you""), teaching him self-restraint ("Ask nicely.
3. To modify the standard where D is very young (Camplin was 15) is understandable: it is not fair to expect a youth to show the same level of self-restraint as an adult.
4. Mr Heseltine is slowly reaping the reward of the patience, persistence and self-restraint he has demonstrated since his stormy resignation in 1986.
5. Children learn self-restraint as part of the process by which they learn the values and attitudes of the society in which they will move.
6. There will be lessons about the relationships between themselves and others, about social skills and self-restraint; and there will be instructions, requests and demonstrations concerning social requirements and rules.
7. "We don't know until we've read it all, do we?" he retorted, creaky with self-restraint.
8. At each stage the beleaguered national government urged self-restraint, for the continuation of the war necessitated a postponement of all subsidiary issues.
9. Self-restraint, followed by rationalisation, are necessary and healthy for the industry, he said, while joint ventures and strategic alliances will be essential to the industry's survival.
10. The period of epistolary self-restraint lasted until the beginning of 1898.
11. From the Government's point of view, the condition of the people was a policy-maker's boon, all the more so as such self-restraint and national unity initially took the habitual pessimists in Whitehall by surprise.
12. After Thursday's rampage by crowds which burned the Venezuelan Embassy, Col Muammar Gaddafi appealed for "self-restraint" and ordered more troops on to the streets to protect foreign missions, Libyan radio said.
13. Internalization and self-restraint