Restrain your impulses.

If we keep it that he's ruled by his impulses, then he can easily switch impulses.

The difference is that the politicians will not admit their ideological impulses.

Did anybody think while I was playing, Why is he using so many impulses?

But xenophobia and sovereignty were not the primary impulses that propelled the no votes.

The national strategies Putin will likely follow will take into account these social impulses.

This shift could also be one of the impulses behind the upcoming Family Referendum.

The French left, not surprisingly, rejects Sarkozy s Atlanticist impulses and frequently charge him with betraying General de Gaulle s legacy.

She had serious personality disturbances, emotional and behavioral disturbances, self flagellation, huge masochistic impulses, even enlightenment and divine possession.

John Kerry's great virtue has been to resist confusing the demand for security and peace with the hegemonic impulses of America the hyper power.

And for the rest of your life, every time you hear classical music, you'll always be able to know if you hear those impulses.

The strategic test will be for regional organizations such as APEC to ensure that the spirit of cooperation always outweighs the member states competitive impulses.

When Japan emerged as a world power, imperial conquest followed, whereas a rising China s expansionist impulses are, to some extent, checked by other Asian powers.

For 50 years, the European Union was not much tested by this mission because nationalist impulses were crushed between the two great Cold War alliances.

This suggests that the US should seek out an overarching strategy to discipline its impulses to fight wars of choice or engage in nation building efforts.

Higher capital ratios, lower exposure to bad loans, and more transparent balance sheets increase the chances that the ECB s quantitative impulses will be transmitted to the wider economy.

As in the past, the effectiveness of these initiatives ultimately will depend on whether these impulses reach Europe and Japan, as well as emerging nations like China and Brazil.

The staunchly pro American Saakashvili launched successful economic reforms and an all out assault on police corruption, though he, too, eventually was accused of taking bribes and indulging autocratic impulses.

The second male behavior is a patricidal imperative that is perhaps the most shameful and atavistic of the primal impulses that still lurk in some archaic part of our brains.

The ability to distinguish individual features from the mass, to reach nuanced judgments, and to control initial impulses of rage and revenge are hallmarks of maturity in societies and people alike.

But Russia is simply not as good at copying practical things like laws and economic models as it is at transforming cultural impulses into works of art with a Russian soul.

But the global downturn may also accentuate protectionism, especially if nationalistic impulses gain the upper hand, perhaps stimulated by fire sales of domestic assets (as we saw during the Asian financial crisis).

Could the widespread availability and consumption of pornography in recent years actually be rewiring the male brain, affecting men s judgment about sex and causing them to have more difficulty controlling their impulses?

The general, who offered the father of modern Turkey, Kemal Atatürk, as his model, also seemed to represent a vision for his country that combined economic growth with support for secularizing impulses.

And I was surprised that, in spite of the greatest effort of thought on that path, the meaning of life, the meaning of my impulses and my aspirations, was not revealed to me.

He has expedited the canonization process for John XXIII, who inaugurated Vatican II almost a half century ago, and John Paul II, the autocratic Pole who reined in many of Vatican II s liberating impulses.

Even though some football games have provoked violence, and in one case even a war, they might have served the positive purpose of containing our more savage impulses by deflecting them onto a mere sport.

The national strategies Putin will likely follow will take into account these social impulses. Thus he is unlikely to publicly trumpet the unforgiving capitalist policies of Gaidar and Chubais, even if he quietly pursues them.

One area turns on, and a big area shuts off, so that you're not inhibited, so that you're willing to make mistakes, so that you're not constantly shutting down all of these new generative impulses.

For 50 years, the European Union was not much tested by this mission because nationalist impulses were crushed between the two great Cold War alliances. With those constraints gone, nationalism in both its Bismarckian state making and ethnic state breaking guises has gotten a second wind.

After all, Pushkin and Gogol originally grew out of German and French models, although their sheer originality left the mimicry far behind. But Russia is simply not as good at copying practical things like laws and economic models as it is at transforming cultural impulses into works of art with a Russian soul.

But xenophobia and sovereignty were not the primary impulses that propelled the no votes. Above all, the no votes in France and Holland and rising discontent in other member states, such as Germany are the result of the inability of national governments and the Union to respond effectively to the problems that most concern citizens.

The second male behavior is a patricidal imperative that is perhaps the most shameful and atavistic of the primal impulses that still lurk in some archaic part of our brains. The idea that one must somehow supplant one's mentor, cast the previous generation out into the wilderness, and make oneself the leader of the pack seems to obsess men.