Handcuffs, device for shackling the hands, used by police on prisoners under arrest.
But Democrats blamed Republicans for shackling the department by standing in the way of President Obama's nominations.
Early termination fees, the cellphone companies' main tool for shackling consumers to their contracts, are becoming a lot less restrictive.
For shackled beneath the deck, pressed back to face, festering in each others' excrement, blood and sweat, some 440 slaves lay slowly dying.
What is holding back Japan's economy? A. Stephanie Strom, a business writer based in Tokyo, responds: Tradition, corrupted by political interests, is largely responsible for shackling the Japanese economy.
The electrically controlled door was solid steel, with a seven-inch-by-twenty-eight-inch aperture and two wickets — little door slots, one at ankle height and one at waist height, for shackling him whenever he was let out and for passing him meal trays.
The electrically controlled door was solid steel, with a seven-inch-by-twenty-eight-inch aperture and two wickets little door slots, one at ankle height and one at waist height, for shackling him whenever he was let out and for passing him meal trays.
"If these two regions were given a special status within Ukraine, they would become Putin's instrument of destabilisation of Ukraine, his instrument for shackling Ukraine in certain geopolitical limits, like Trans-Dniester in Moldova or South Ossetia and Abkhazia in Georgia".
There is no need for shackling, as the vast majority of incarcerated women are there for nonviolent crimes.
Hardy's disdain for the shackles of genre has previously manifested itself in, among other things, Shakin' Stevens's Merry Christmas Everyone and Patsy Cline's Walking After Midnight and here, responding to a seemingly random audience request, she delivers a sumptuous What a Wonderful World.
