Sentence examples for stifle legitimate from inspiring English sources

Mann denies wanting to "stifle legitimate sceptical views".

In order not to stifle legitimate restructuring, plans can be submitted to the regulator for clearance.

The police should focus resources on fighting real crime, not attempting to stifle legitimate protest".

Why is this 13th-century law still permitted to stifle legitimate dissent?

Raby says the pushback "is intended to stifle legitimate policy discussion and development".

There is nothing in the new definition that would stifle legitimate criticism of Israel.

They don't qualify it with, 'Some scientists believe....'... " To organizations like the Discovery Institute, which backs the teaching of intelligent design in schools, Dr. Scott actually is "stifling legitimate scientific dissent," as the group says on its Web site.

It stifles legitimate protest, is inherently arbitrary, undermines the basic principle that the police must always act with the consent of those, like all those who brought this case, who have committed no crime".

Orrin Hatch, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, has dispensed with procedures that allow senators to exercise their constitutional "advice and consent" function, in one case holding a single hearing for three controversial nominees, and he has stifled legitimate inquiry.

AT&T is the latest company to consider plans to charge heavy downloaders more than casual downloaders, crippling not only pirates but stifling legitimate innovation in the process.

It points up how quickly an institution can become an end in itself, stifling legitimate concerns of those outside that may seem to threaten stability.