Sentence examples for will shackle from inspiring English sources

Regulations will shackle them.

Freedom is illusory: escape one bond and another will shackle you soon enough.

Unfortunately, some agribusiness organizations fear that if they admit that accelerating climate change is already affecting farmers, it will shackle them with more regulations.

There was "Warming Theories need a Warning Label", "Earth Summit Will Shackle the Planet, Not Save It" and "Great Hoax On Asbestos Finally Ends".

And yet if they haven't worked out the real, practical concerns of running a fashion house, such as sizing, that individuality will shackle them.

"I do think there will be all sorts of people in positions of power clamouring to introduce mechanisms that will shackle journalists in one way or another, but it remains to be seen.

I will not shackle your slender wrists to the cold walls or gnaw your nails down to the quick with my remaining teeth.

"I don't know for how many years, but definitely for the foreseeable future Germans will be shackled to their past and that will influence the way they act in Europe," says Schlink.

Until we grasp that death is no less sacred than life, and that it plays a necessary role in an evolving cosmos, Christianity will be shackled by otherworldly notions of "the gospel," medical technologies will prolong physical and emotional suffering, and the medical industry will inadvertently underwrite the widening gap between rich and poor.

Stewart's movements will be shackled by an Orwellian electronic anklet, although she will free to throw house parties, provided that none of the guests is a criminal.

Patients will be held in similarly sized individual cells, but some cells will be twice as large to allow treatment and counseling, and some prisoners will be shackled, officials said.