Приклади вживання Stifled Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Memory cannot be stifled or forgotten!
The exuberant private sector has been stifled;
Security forces stifled these actions brutally.
Or do you feel controlled and stifled?
One of the Sokil officers stifled the lawyer, holding his head between her legs.
But it feels like a breath of fresh air in a stifled room.
Lenin wrote:“Capitalism stifled, suppressed, and crushed the mass of gifted persons among the workers and toiling peasants.
Signal EU Music with him recently regularly stifled.
This single move, the introduction of the MMB, instantly stifled farmhouse cheese production throughout the UK.
After the Austro-Ottoman wars,the trade development and the overall thriving of the city was stifled.
To anyone who thinks they are uninspired, stifled, or creatively infertile….
Our best and brightest should be encouraged to find new methods of expression;direct action in protest must not stifled.
The everyday oppression, stifled media, and shakedowns and extortion of businesses for bribes all point to a mafia state on Europe's border.
And in the process, they have hurt small business and stifled innovation.”.
When ideas are blocked, information deleted, conversations stifled and people constrained in their choices, the Internet is diminished for all of us.
For too long American policy looked away while men and women were oppressed,their rights ignored and their hopes stifled.
Gangsters raped young women, mugged the elderly,controlled the neighborhood and stifled any form of public order with their violent excesses.
The political structures and institutions must align with wide-ranging economic transformations,otherwise the reforms may be stifled.
Gangsters raped young women, mugged the elderly,controlled the neighborhood and stifled any form of public order with their violent excesses.
His mother remarried, bringing Keenan into an"intolerant and unworldly household",where his intelligence and creative expression would be stifled.
What they are doing is stirring up a pot offrustrations that has existed ever since the West stifled a pan-Arabic revolution against the Ottoman Empire in the late 1910s.
With this mindset, Waldorf schools and educators encourage their pupils to truly thrive in a healthy environmentwhere their opinions and differences are respected rather than stifled or rejected.
The writer has believed in the fact that the Spanish republic has been stifled not only by fascists- it was ruined by ideological intolerance and suspiciousness of communists.
There was a tendency in this period to regard the logical systems of the day to be complete,which in turn no doubt stifled innovation in this area.
Perhaps out of genuine fear that anti-corruption efforts will be stifled,(or, as some cynics suggest, as a means of pursuing other political agendas), criticism of the law strayed from an honest debate about the new legal changes.
But most Americans aren't buying Pai'sbaseless claims that net neutrality rules stifled investment in broadband networks.
While we didn't really think Gorbachev was a democrat, he was trying to make the Soviet Union more efficient by going after corruption, absenteeism, drunkenness,and also the repressive aspects of the system which stifled productivity.
The Second World War broke many Jewish traditions in East Central Europe,and the subsequent Soviet occupation stifled many more in the small surviving Jewish communities which remained in the region.
But creating and respecting privacy firewalls andrethinking legal-tender laws could mitigate the dangers of monopoly and stifled competition in currency markets.