Sentence examples for stranglehold through from inspiring English sources

One country, Bolivia was able to cause a major conglomerate to give up and release its stranglehold through the collective resonance of people coming together to create change.

Gore urged World Business Forum delegates to affect change through political action, and press the Senate to release their stranglehold on policies through filibusters, which, he said, are influenced by special interest groups.

But it still managed to make pots of money through its stranglehold on local advertising.

Northampton applied a stranglehold at the breakdown through Calum Clark and Tom Wood and they chased kicks effectively.

In addition, despite political and labor opposition, India's government is slowly loosening its stranglehold on various industries through privatization of state-owned companies.

But her three unforced errors were far fewer than Zvonareva's 22. Radwanska kept her stranglehold on the match through the second set, craftily mixing up the depth and spin of her shots to keep Zvonareva off-balance.

But the Kiwis maintained their stranglehold and Marshall stabbed through a kick for Nightingale to gather and score the opener, although Marshall missed the conversion from wide on the right.

"And it takes a couple of sessions to break through the stranglehold that the [bail bond] industry has on legislatures".

However, being part of the press is about cutting through the stranglehold with which the NRA attempts to frighten our politicians from doing the right thing.

The unifying thread is the moral and economic stranglehold of capitalism, as seen through the prism of the black American experience.

You've broken through the female stranglehold on screenwriting and struck a blow against the Matriarchy, but this is just the beginning.