Sentence examples for fetters which from inspiring English sources

"The fetters which bind the people are forged from the people's own gold".

"Bringing down the safe harbour mechanism might seem politically and economically ill-conceived, but as the decision of the ECJ in the so-called 'right to be forgotten' case seems to reinforce that isn't a fetter which the ECJ is restrained by".

2. Stone on which fetters were struck on.

Besides familiarising us to this term, it will be an instance the more of our taking reason for our guide, instead of English precedent, the habit of which fetters us with all the political heresies of a nation equally remarkeable for it's early excitement from some errors, and long slumbering under others.

Mohini is "the impersonation of the magically delusive nature of existence which fetters all beings to the rounds of births and deaths and vicissitudes of life".

These are fetters against doing evil which no honest government should decline.

More importantly, the music will not be fettered by copy restrictions, which means consumers will be free to burn the songs on CDs, play them on almost any device and send them to friends on the Internet.

It is shown that by plotting the function F V) a consistent value of the barrier height can be obtained even if there is a series resistance which would fetter the evaluation of the standard method.

On every page there are "fun facts" tainted with cynicism: Thomas Edison thought memories came from outer space, the connected fibers in a human brain could wrap around the Earth 40 times, the Buddha named his son Rahula, which means "fetter".

Professor Turley suggests that the fundamental reasoning of Reynolds, which said polygamy "fetters the people in stationary despotism," is outdated and has been swept away by cases like Lawrence.

He also sees her as being fettered by her own values, which are incompatible with those held by the general Indonesian populace.