Sentence examples for to shackle from inspiring English sources

Some want to shackle capitalism with tougher rules.

At times, four opponents were trying to shackle him.

"He can't be allowed to shackle a free press".

"Labour cannot afford to shackle itself to a narrative of 'unremitting economic pessimism'," he writes.

First we ought to shackle the militaristic tendencies of our leaders.

We look at clocks, after all, in order to shackle ourselves to a schedule.

Instead, the rookie Hamilton will sometimes be called on to shackle the rangy Nash.

That said, Labour cannot afford to shackle itself to a narrative of unremitting economic pessimism.

But more countries are loosening policies designed to shackle the regime.

"I told the officer he's not supposed to shackle me," Ms. Pinckney said last week.

"Cartes wants to shackle organisations that fight for the rural poor," he says.