He advocated judicial restraint and strict constructionism as judicial philosophies. His jurisprudence has sometimes been praised for adhering to the doctrine of judicial restraint. The four cardinal virtues are Prudence, Justice, Restraint (or Temperance), and Courage (or Fortitude). Sense restraint and right effort, c.q. It is sometimes used as an antonym of judicial restraint. Morally the works express a fearful outlook, combined with a respect for restraint and stoicism. Every seat has its own lap bar restraint and seat belt. McManaman argued that his contract was unenforceable and an unlawful restraint of trade. Rope is very often used in bondage as a material for physical restraint. Chinese finger traps are not intended for use as restraint devices. This risk is in addition to the normal risks of physical restraint and BDSM play. The term "bondage" describes the practice of physical restraint. Daniel also died of asphyxiation, without signs of restraint. It anticipated some form of understanding between government and unions about wage restraint. Emphasis was placed on restraint between lovers.