If, in their view, they encounter a situation in which they wish to disregard the law, they no longer feel inhibited from doing so.
I enter the crowded gym, ready to compete but inhibited from doing so.
Inevitably, imposing restrictions on the freedom with which contributors can edit pages will inhibit some from doing so.
Now, the obvious question is whether it will be done with the gusto and on the scale the government's critics have suggested, or whether the embarrassment of having to make a switch in direction will inhibit ministers from doing it fast enough, and big enough.
We should not let myths about free market America inhibit us from doing the same here".
Reassuring phrases like, "Everything will be alright" may prevent you from seeing a traumatic experience for what it is, and inhibit you from doing something to make it better.
But too many states have allowed insurance agencies to dictate the laws, inhibiting navigators from doing their jobs.
One specious line of argument is that the old rule inhibited companies from doing routine maintenance and making plants more efficient.
As we explained in an editorial called "The unexamined 'Caucasian'" (Nat. Genet. 36, 541; 2004), the use of race as a proxy is inhibiting scientists from doing their job of separating and identifying the real environmental and genetic causes of disease.
If her conversations with her father hinder her education -- i.e., if he's a crutch who inhibits her from doing her own work and learning to write a decent paper, or if he's a lackluster English prof with a weakness for mixed metaphors and dangling participles -- then what they're doing is unwise.
"The headaches start and it inhibits you from doing many things.
