This necessity of acting by agents does not change the principle; does not let in, to the appointment of such deputies, persons who, but for the necessity aforesaid, would be inhibited from acting in their primary and original character.
[Male, FG1] Many individuals seemed inhibited from acting by their fear.
Such individuals may be inhibited from acting by inconvenience associated with the defensive activities, or lack of information about pollutant levels and possible adverse effects.
"But the committee process inhibited UBS from acting quickly".
The GMC decision inhibits doctors from acting within a multi-agency team to protect children.
Its misuse and abuse inhibits journalists from acting on behalf of the public and therefore threatens our civil liberties.
California's political culture represents an exaggerated version of the nation's, with starkly polarized parties and rules that inhibit leaders from acting.
Too much empathy, for example, can turn into compassion, which in turn can inhibit CEOs from acting with urgency or making tough, people-related decisions.
Effigies can be pricked with pins, cursed, sexually assaulted, ripped to pieces, incinerated, or decapitated in the privacy of a citizen's home, where until recently the fact that there is no privacy in a citizen's home eluded collective awareness, which in turn inhibited privacy invaders from acting too directly or drastically on the objects of their surveillance for fear of giving the game away.
By now we know that there are many potentially cancer-inducing genes in our bodies, as well as genes that control or inhibit such genes from acting in a malignant fashion.
This casts watchful eyes upon remote territories, physically inhibits construction, and creates a stronger case for aboriginal title under existing Canadian laws.
