Sentence examples for having stifled from inspiring English sources

The European Commission fined Wanadoo, France's biggest Internet service provider, just over 10 million euros yesterday for having stifled competition in the market for high-speed Internet access.

Having redefined executioners as heroic sufferers and having stifled his empathy for human suffering, including his own, Eichmann was numb enough to follow his new conscience.

The commission has also accused the company of having stifled competition in the market for video and audio playing software by bundling its Media Player software into these versions of Windows.

Many designers and auto executives see the advent of fuel-economy regulations as having stifled design because they initially led Detroit to make vehicles smaller and lighter, though some of the most innovative recent designs have come in the smallest packages, from the Beetle to the Mini Cooper, from BMW.

Governor Romney and the Republicans say the President Obama's regulations on oil and gas drilling having stifled the development of domestic energy sources.

We have stifled all civilized and productive debate".

The government's involvement has stifled efficiency and innovation.

But in recent years the peg has stifled economic activity.

Meanwhile, Meinhard II had stifled the uprising in Kärnten.

Strict regulations have stifled the flexible allocation of flights.

State-led growth may have stifled economic choice.