Addressing the courtroom after the judges left, Mr. Anwar called them "spineless," and in a statement said Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi "must free himself from the stranglehold brought about by the political machination of Dr. Mahathir".
It's more likely he'll raise heck, playing mind-bendingly rapid guitar solos and his millionth version of "Stranglehold" while jumping about in a loincloth.
"Because the executive branch retains a stranglehold on regulations about the disclosure of classified information, there are very few ways for member of Congress who learn about objectionable, classified programs to reveal their discomfort.
What Gill is writing about is the dual stranglehold of class and roots.
It was "really terribly conservative, just a stranglehold, when I think about it".
It continued: "They want to retaliate against ABC for raising questions about their stranglehold over your television, cable and Internet access.
With the play's glib exposition, which smacks of romantic comedy, Greenberg reverses our narrative expectations and spins a psychologically astute, compelling study of narcissistic delusion, in which the payoff is not revenge but revelation about the stranglehold of symbiosis.
Together with his two brothers, Eduardo has resolved to do something about the stranglehold that outsiders have on the trekking through his own people's land and has set up a guiding business.
From this somewhat incredible beginning, with its glib exposition that smacks of romantic comedy, Greenberg reverses our narrative expectations and spins a psychologically astute, compelling study of narcissistic delusion — his version of "The Heiress," in which the payoff is not revenge but revelation about the stranglehold of symbiosis.
"We were in a fiscal stranglehold, we were thinking more about how to keep the economy alive".
