Sentence examples for straitjacket of fixed from inspiring English sources
He has also paid homage to Ayn Rand, Milton Friedman, Friedrich Hayek and Robert Mundell, a Nobel laureate who champions the monetary straitjacket of fixed exchange rates.
"Ethically, an open city would of course tolerate differences and promote equality," he writes, "but would more specifically free people from the straitjacket of the fixed and the familiar, creating a terrain in which they could experiment and expand their experience".
Spain's Aznar, a moderate conservative, isn't the only political leader who has cast away the straitjacket of ideology to fix the endemic problems in the economy.
All were very aware that the straitjacket of Dodd-Frank might make contagion unavoidable.
Harmonisation need not mean a straitjacket of uniformity.
Life is further tested by the straitjacket of rules.
Disgusted by the straitjacket of success, Frusciante's head flipped.
Thomas Friedman argued that governments had to don the golden straitjacket of market discipline.
The business of assembling congressional majorities in order to loosen the economic straitjacket of the constitution is painfully slow.
Now, it would seem, France's president, liberated from the straitjacket of cohabitation, can do just about whatever he likes.
