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American and its partners also argued that a JAL-Delta tie-up would face severe regulatory opposition in the United States "because of the stranglehold this combination would hold on Japan-USA travel, with more than 60percentt of the market".

Deon Lombard, an architect from Twickenham, is sceptical that the Dutch approach will work in Britain because of the "stranglehold, inherent conservatism and lack of vision in the British planning system".

As Rahila Gupta of Southall Black Sisters has written, the price is paid by weaker groups within those societies, such as women, who find their voices drowned out by the so-called leader, because of the "stranglehold of culture, religion and enforced mediation".

It's not happening because of the stranglehold of fossil fuel companies on Congress.

Today, Corporate America is still concerned about the U. S. economy, but remains quiet because of the stranglehold that the financial leadership has on both business and Congress.

The films have had difficulty securing theatrical releases, either because of the liberal stranglehold on Hollywood (the going theory in Dallas) or because not many of the filmmakers succeeded in mixing politics and entertainment with the skill routinely exhibited by conservative radio hosts and pundits.

"The situation here in New York is yet another manifestation of the stranglehold that political parties have on election administration — a stranglehold which is choking our democracy," said Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause New York.

This dirty deal is a clear example of the stranglehold money has over the American government.

I get those primarily for the three very different approaches to the same subject matter and also because it breaks the stranglehold of all those jumper-over-the-shoulder yah-yahs who live in south-west London and buy the News of the World and the Sunday Times every week, read the former and put the Sunday Times into the recycling, unread.

Farmers here say they share Chinese officials' goal of breaking the stranglehold of international trading companies like Cargill and Archer Daniels Midland.

"For the first time in 10-15 years, the majority of 18-30-year 18-30-year 18-30-yearthe Soldslists, but again the message that people wereed change did not surface, because of the PP's stranglehold on the media," says Mr Lopez Aguilar.Also, after eight years of the PP and a growing fatigue ovoting Aznar's authoritarian style, Mr Rajoy's chances oforinning may never have been as sure as they looked.