Sentence examples for a statutory straitjacket for from inspiring English sources

Plans for more secret court hearings will create a "statutory straitjacket" for judges, a barrister has said.

He went on: "You are going to be giving them [judges] a statutory straitjacket which requires them to ensure that nothing is disclosed contrary to the interests of national security.

Not only does the Treaty explicitly forbid the European Central Bank (ECB) from consulting national governments on the desirable balance of monetary and fiscal policies, it also seeks to constrain fiscal policies within a common statutory straitjacket (reinforced by the Orwellian 'Stability Pact' - a device for enhancing instability).

A doctrine can be a straitjacket for a president.

I hesitate to suggest a statutory remedy for shareholder neglect.

London Assembly Labour Group Economy spokesperson Fiona Twycross has called for a statutory status for the London Living Wage.

The UK would also "make Prevent a statutory duty for public bodies", she said.

Researchers stressed out rodents by either immobilizing them in a straitjacket for three hours a day, seven days a week, or injecting them with corticosterone.

Public policy is going to be made from inside a fiscal straitjacket for the foreseeable future.

Bush said the huge deficit was "Incredibly positive news" because it will create "a fiscal straitjacket for Congress".

The pact, once seen as a means of imposing German rectitude on others, today looks more like a straitjacket for the Germans themselves.