His final cause was to end the two-party system, which he believed stifled real choice.
It has no particular origins in Islam, although some clerics in Kurdistan have welcomed it because they believe it stifles sexual urges in young girls and women.
When it comes to potentially mandating certain types of helmets beyond the Nocsae standard — based on a yearly study similar to the one the league and the union already commissioned, for example — the league says it believes such a measure would stifle innovation among the manufacturers.
Medical Hypotheses has never used reviewers because its founder believed they stifle the introduction of new ideas.
So when DeLorean left GM to build his own sports car, Leno wanted him to stick it to all these uptight, white, stuffy engineers, who, he believed, had stifled DeLoreans talent.
American says it believes it can cut its work force without hampering its operations, arguing that the current work rules stifle its ability to operate some flights, modernize the fleet or make alliances.
It might instill good citizenship, but some experts believe it will stifle the creativity and socializing so necessary in our chatty era.
The European Consumers' Organisation denounces "copyright shackles" on online content, and berates the European Commission for having "dallied" on ruling whether DRM is unfair.For most digital libertarians, who believe DRM stifles competition and traps consumers, that will not be enough.
One of the men convicted in the embassy-bombings trial, Mohamed al-Owhali, had been trained in the same camp, while two other defendants had received instruction at a different training-ground in Afghanistan.How to get himOfficials in America and Europe believe that stifling Mr bin Laden's financial network would help to stop more attacks.
Judith Shulevitz's cri de coeur in Sunday's New York Times against the "self-censorship" she believes is stifling intellectual debate in American universities due to the supposed heightened emotional fragility of today's students should appall anyone who cares about or believes in mental health.
