Sentence examples for that stifle from inspiring English sources

We must reform public services and confront institutions that stifle opportunity, remaining ever vigilant against corruption.

"True conservatives champion free-market choice, not government-created monopolies that stifle competition".

It's the pointless interference, rules and regulations that stifle growth, not unleash it.

"This 87-page report examines restrictive laws and policies that stifle civic and political groups and trade unions.

That year, we also said that the Glass-Steagall Act was one of two laws that "stifle commercial banks".

And "Rhinoceros" is a resounding statement about the insensitivity of bureaucracies that stifle creativity and wipe out out happiness.

Even today, international trade agreements lock the region into disadvantageous western-imposed tariffs that stifle economic growth.

Construction projects struggle under regulations that stifle innovation by calling for specific materials rather than a desired level of performance.

Lots of local authorities have changed their policies, and often they are adding things that stifle the eligibility criteria.

But it's not just the scale and complexity of the problem that stifle our compassionate response it's also the contradictory stories peppering the news landscape.

"The labor reform is inadequate" because it does not address shortcomings in the labor market that stifle the economy, like the high cost of labor, Mr. Abravanel said.