Collocations for restraint - noun

effective | voluntary
talks on voluntary wage restraint

conventional
what happens when the conventional restraints on human cruelty are removed

physical
Sometimes the care workers need to use physical restraint on the hospital patients.

budgetary, economic, expenditure, financial, fiscal, monetary, pay, spending, wage | contractual, judicial, legal, regulatory | cultural, moral, social

impose, use | remove

without ~
Prices continued to rise without restraint.

~ on/upon
The government imposed restraints on spending.

considerable, great, remarkable | mutual
the mutual restraint shown by police and protesters.

sexual

exercise, show
Journalists have exercised remarkable restraint in not reporting all the sordid details of the case.

appeal for, call for

~ by
The government called for restraint by both sides.