Sentence examples for stranglehold of rules from inspiring English sources

Among other things, Mr. Frist said, regaining the Senate would allow the party to "relax the stranglehold of rules, regulations and restrictions on American business".

He expands on this in his book to be published next month - Fixing America: Breaking the Stranglehold of Corporate Rule, Big Media and the Religious Right.

In 2000 it became a real democracy, shaking off the 70- year stranglehold of one-party rule.

Is that because students are finally free from the stranglehold of dramatic convention?

But he said he could not break what he called the "stranglehold" of Alabama congressmen on the condom rules.

He blames complicated rules and the stranglehold of government bureaucracy for his troubles.

Putin also suggested new rules for small and medium businesses designed to free them from the stranglehold of corrupt officials.

The stranglehold of the big supermarkets means farmers struggle to raise prices, so fewer subsidies could tempt them to bend the existing rules or call for their overhaul.

Chengdu is in a stranglehold of fear.

Some need a break from the stranglehold of sadness.

The rebel navy needed blockade runners to thwart the Union's stranglehold of its commercial shipping.