Sentence examples for paralyzed administration from inspiring English sources

Steinman and his colleagues treated mice with an antibody to CD4, which prevented the development of experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (EAE); in animals already paralyzed, administration of the same antibody reversed the EAE [ 30].

In a sign of the indecision that seems to have paralyzed his administration, the government announced Friday that it would halve radiation levels in areas contaminated by the stricken Fukushima Daiichi plant within two years.

Contention over Roosevelt's proposal to transform the court nearly paralyzed his administration for over a year and severely damaged fragile Democratic unity.

A grim President Boris Yeltsin Thursday fired the most popular politician in Russia, National Security Council chief Alexander Lebed, in an attempt to settle a nasty political brawl that has paralyzed his administration and cast doubt on his personal authority.

The District 10 battle, reflective of clashes that have paralyzed educational administration in many of the city's 32 school districts, has exposed wrangling over school jobs between Jews and Irish-Americans on the board as well as between whites and nonwhites.

It does paralyze the administration.

He disdained ideological debate but it swirled all around him, at times almost paralyzing his administration.

In Washington, Mr. Obama allowed exaggerated fears of another Iraq to paralyze his administration.

But for the camp to sustain its new "civil authority," the editors warn, internees must embrace the ever-vilified Camp Captains as indeed "our own," not allowing "differences of opinion" to paralyze daily administration (Masterman Coll., Box 2 Seq. 457).

In 1999 a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit issued a hugely controversial decision that not only paralyzed the Clinton administration's clean-air strategy but challenged the government's basic regulatory architecture as well.

But the Bush administration, paralyzed by the war in Iraq, mounted only a haphazard and absent-minded policy.