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We used to call it a stay or limit line. We use it mostly to just prevent an unfavorable lay (this often includes the lazy approach to burning or chipping a tree :D ). I had some pics of a two line job, but they are on my crashed puter...

Ya got me figured out Gary :lol:

:lol: Not burning now, they would have my arse :lol: But yeah, the chipper gets time off. :lol:

This one was felled 90 degrees off the favor with a guy and some wedges. I just pretensioned the guy and the wedges did the rest. At about 50 secs you can see the guy go slack. It was anchored just a tad in front of the stump back up in some oaks. Once the tree committed, the hinge took over...

Sounds like using a guy to swing the tree off the lean and into a more desired lay to me. A restraint line as you called it B.