Sentence examples for continue to stifle from inspiring English sources
And it would continue to stifle an innovative way to distribute artistic works.
One and a half decades down the line, questions of security versus free speech continue to stifle media development.
Less clear is whether he will let Pakistan develop a workable democracy, or continue to stifle politics in the name of good government.
And several other provisions of the anti-terrorism law, the Internet law and the penal code continue to stifle free speech and freedom of press, with neither the government nor the main opposition acting to change them, Mr. Baydar said.
While in Tunisia and Egypt the tentacles of the old elite continue to stifle real change, Libya offers the opportunity to build from scratch, from a new constitution down to redrawing oil and construction contracts.
The states say the Justice Department's settlement with Microsoft, reached after an appeals court found the company liable for repeated antitrust violations last year, would allow the company to continue to stifle competition in the market for computer operating systems.
"This slow-moving process continues to stifle domestic production and puts thousands of jobs at risk in the gulf and around the country," he said.
America's veto of Palestine's bid for statehood in the United Nations Security Council continues to stifle our legitimate ambitions for self-determination.
In 2005, Secretary of State Condi Rice chided the Egyptians to be more democratic, but Mubarak continued to stifle his country's vitality.
Rather than being offered some much-needed diversity, we've been given a stale reminder of the tiresome heteronormativity that continues to stifle change within blockbusters.
