Sentence examples for stifle choice from inspiring English sources

Monopolies by their nature stifle choice.

Rewriting term limits, Mr. Berg said, "has stifled choice.

It stifles innovation, it stifles choice".

Greg Mulholland, a Liberal Democrat MP, suspects pubcos of "mis-selling" leases and says "a lot of lives have been ruined".The dirigisme contemplated by the government would hasten pub deaths, open the floodgates to foreign brewed beer and stifle consumer choice, the pubcos insist.

Each was blocked by opponents who said it would cost too much and stifle parental choice.

With a straight face they are telling us that they don't need to be heavily regulated -- that regulations will kill innovation and stifle consumer choice.

State-led growth may have stifled economic choice.

His final cause was to end the two-party system, which he believed stifled real choice.

We have also raised concerns that Google has hindered competition by limiting the ability of its competitors to place search adverts on third party websites, which stifles consumer choice and innovation".

The trend towards globalisation of markets as much as manufacturing was seen as another cause of this loss of engineering diversity.Yet another factor stifling technological choice was the widespread use of safety standards that emphasise detailed design specifications instead of setting minimum performance requirements for designers to achieve any way they wish.

While the evidence does not bind Keogh in drawing up his recommendations, which are expected in March, they do tally with his thinking on how to "deliver a cosmetic interventions industry that will lead the world in terms of patient care without stifling consumer choice".