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They also suggest that Beijing will be inhibited from taking forceful action against Taiwan.

He now enjoys his manager's faith and is not inhibited from displaying his trickery.

Given these safeguards, the administration argues, hospitals should not be inhibited from rooting out and correcting problems.

But, Stelzenmuller says, Berlin has not been inhibited from criticising Israel, especially on the issue of Israeli settlements, last mentioned by Germany's defence minister two weeks ago.

Most of all, though, he is inhibited from action by the war in Vietnam and the disunity and disaffection it has created.

If, in their view, they encounter a situation in which they wish to disregard the law, they no longer feel inhibited from doing so.

Consumers, he said, never scaled back much in this recession, and might be inhibited from spending freely now by the rise in unemployment.

Stone boasted of his anarchist impulses, and so did Sartre; and at the height of the cold war, neither man was thereby inhibited from siding with the Stalinists.

In the 1980s and 1990s, schools were inhibited from tackling homophobic bullying by Section 28.

In the absence of such a dialogue, policy remains detached from military force; and political and military establishments will not be inhibited from pursuing foreign military adventures that are doomed to fail.

Cool-loving species can be inhibited from germination if the temperature is too high, yet this may be the optimum range for others, so be mindful of propagator bedfellows.