Sentence examples for create a stranglehold from inspiring English sources

"He has expanded and perverted his role as a political adviser to create a stranglehold on county government".

But their opponents say the Bells, which used rates from their government-sanctioned monopolies to build their vast local networks, are simply trying to change the law to create a new stranglehold on D.S.L.

The proposed acquisition of a failing Trans World Airlines by American Airlines does not create a new monopolistic stranglehold at any one airport, nor does the agreement by American to acquire a part of US Airways and jointly operate its Northeast shuttle with United.

After European regulators in Brussels moved to block the transaction on the ground that it would create a giant with a stranglehold over Internet traffic, the United States Justice Department sued last week to block the deal, citing the effect it would have on long-distance and Internet costs.

The guideline is clear but might create bureaucracy, a stranglehold.

(patient (p) 9) The guideline is clear but might create bureaucracy, a stranglehold.

It took an extra-time win at nearby Genoa, and Spezia shocking Roma on penalties, to create a path for Alessandria to break Serie A's stranglehold on the latter stages.

The stranglehold of Isis, neglect by the regime, and an eighth summer of drought may combine to create a water and food crisis which would escalate fatalities and migration rates in the country's ongoing three-year conflict," he said.

They are trying to change from 11-1 to 9-3 the structure which they see as creating a Rangers-Celtic stranglehold.

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"Prices have been too high for too long but this could all change if Ofcom breaks Sky's stranglehold by creating a level playing field".