Sentence examples for stifled of from inspiring English sources

There is no altering the fact that Zimbabwe is a country stifled of its voice, nor that Holland needed Robert Mugabe's election campaign managers to win yesterday's match.

Its government has been widely criticized for human rights abuses and for stifling of pro-democracy parties like the National League for Democracy.

Moreover, the law contains no provisions for "censorship, preliminary restriction of the press, stifling of political opinion, or ex post retribution".

Government Intervention = Stifling of Technological Innovation.

Tritt killed it in a mega sad-ass way with "Anymore," like stifling of the spirit style.

Let me give you a sneak peak: Lawmakers, particularly Al Franken (D-Minn)., will complain about cable prices, stifling of broadband innovation and sex- and violence-filled content.

It would be useful if the authors of this new diatribe against "regressive liberals" pointed out where this "stifling" of opinions is taking place.

The negative societal impacts from the economic concentration, stifling of diverse voices and perpetuation of divisive cultural narratives makes it a national problem that must be addressed.

The potential for creative growth is being stifled out of these major cosmopolitan hubs.

The Ravens stifled Michael Vick of the Falcons.

The fiction that Mr Bossi could roar back tomorrow has stifled discussion of an interim leader.