There is still a long way to go before November and it may prove hard to prevent Mr Gore's class-based rhetoric overwhelming his policy restraint.
The second critical component of deficit reduction is a vigorous policy of spending restraint.
While money growth has been rapid by historical standards, market-based indicators of monetary policy suggest sufficient restraint.
The government's pay restraint policy was in shreds as were its claims to be the only party capable of dealing with the unions.
When one of Sharon's ministers tried to address mourners at a settler's funeral, Israel television showed the dead man's sister attacking the Sharon government's self-declared policy of unilateral restraint.
"This self-restraint (policy) means he has to assassinate people ... without due process, " Sha'ath told CNN.
CNN: Sharon rebuffs critics, calls current policy 'the right path'
The missing link in the government's policy is effective methods of restraint.
In his inaugural address on Tuesday, President Barack Obama emphasized "humanity and restraint" in foreign policy and rejected what he called the false choice between America's safety and America's ideals.
The Scottish government said its policy of no compulsory redundancy and pay restraint was working.
BBC: Call for 'value for money' Scottish public sector pay-offs
While Bush hailed the march of democracy, he insisted on restraint in U. S. policy toward the group of new nations.
To sum things up, it turns out that spending restraint and lower taxes are a recipe for good fiscal policy.
And he went on to explain that he could not promise to reverse any cut and made one - just one - specific policy announcement - that Labour would not oppose continuing public sector pay restraint.
In stark contrast to the Bush Administration's policy of bending over backwards to accommodate Gorbachev's economic wish list, Japan has exhibited justified caution and restraint.
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