Sentence examples for economic strangulation from inspiring English sources

There is no talk of economic strangulation of Iran.

Recall the Syriza party in Greece promised to unwind harsh austerity then capitulated to even stricter economic strangulation.

The slow economic strangulation of millions of Britons started long before the vote to leave the European Union this year.

The destruction of Greece's national sovereignty was achieved by economic strangulation, and treatment dealt out to Alexis Tsipras likened to "extensive mental waterboarding".

He had been content previously to pursue a strategy of economic strangulation after the Gbagbo camp had overturned the election result and declared their man the winner.

Yet the administration's debate over how to offer North Korea inducements to give up its weapons, and whether to back that up with the threat of economic strangulation, continues.

We've tried assassination teams, proxy invasions, sabotage, financial strangulation and economic boycotts.

In fact, it's a formula for the slow strangulation of economic growth, which is the problem the economy faces already, thanks to the mindlessly destructive sequester.

To start paying its own way again, Athens needs sound and sustained economic reforms, not sudden fiscal strangulation.

Under his government, neither private nor public investment in transport, electricity and water has taken off.Infrastructure will be "a point of strangulation", holding the rate of economic growth to less than 4%, predicts Adriano Pires of the Centro Brasileiro de Infra Estrutura, a consultancy.

While many here and abroad have raised alarms over a steady erosion of democratic freedoms, from the strangulation of independent media to the increasing influence of the security services, voters clearly embraced the political stability and economic development that Mr. Putin and United Russia promised to nurture.