Even under that restraint the Dragons reached the semi-final of this season's European Challenge Cup, European club rugby's second-tier competition.
Indeed, Congress's restraint under Sonia's guidance was a significant factor in its victories.
In its transition report, the EBRD said that economic growth was steady in the region - but warned that reforms like privatisation and budget restraint were under threat in Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
In it, aesthetics and morality were conjoined, under the sign of severe restraint.
The self-restraint of most Americans, even under the extreme provocation of the past week, has surprised even America itself.
He also said an intensive international diplomatic effort is under way and called on Israel to act with restraint.
Trajkovski has said the army will show restraint during the meetings of politicians who are under mounting NATO and European Union pressure to reach a deal.
Furthermore, under the gold standard, there was a culture of fiscal restraint that helped limit the size and scope of government.
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But Mr Sharon is likely to come under international pressure, especially from President George Bush, to show restraint.
The very word confers and bestows a kind of superior morality on the individual who has knuckled under, taken control of her often uncontrollable appetites and committed herself to a brief period of self restraint and deprivation around food.
Despite Mr Bush's insistence that spending restraint plus economic growth will balance the budget, there is little sign that the budget deficit is under control.
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