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It only stifles thought.
But personally, I feel the whole spelling thing just stifles creativity.
It only stifles progress.
Some still argue that regulation stifles innovation.
It simply stifles the progress.
They're often not aware of common practices, and this stifles their creative ideas.
The system stifles people's free choice.
That was done by the left, the left ofa wide range, not always the Stalinists. Collectivism stifles Ukraine.
The scarcity of water stifles the economy of India.
Ecstasy stifles the natural“alarm system” given to the body.
On the one hand, it clearly stifles radical reforms.
Corruption stifles economic growth, distorts competition and presents serious legal and reputational risks.
The absence of love certainly stifles potentialities and even kills them.
China is no longer in a position to be a major raw materials importer andthus stifles the world economy.
Woe to anyone who stifles their joyful impulse to hope!”.
Stimulating not so much social progress but bureaucratic order and discipline,the Basic Law significantly stifles creative potential of Ukraine.
Indeed, when silence stifles a woman, she criticizes herself and erases the event from a story which belongs to her alone.
We can eliminate corruption and cut down the bureaucratic maze that stifles the entrepreneurial spirit of our people.
The ban stifles her right to freedom of expression as it is aimed at preventing her from travelling abroad to speak about human rights issues.
At the same time, critics of the moratorium claim that it stifles investment in agriculture and leads to the decline of rural areas.
We have ensured severe budget discipline andstarted full-scale economic deregulation to cut away the jungle of red tape that stifles enterprise and enables corruption.
Dubbed“the missing middle,” thesebusiness owners can't continue to grow, which stifles their ability to employ more people and meet local market needs.
That means sustaining a framework of rules sufficient to enable fairness, transparency, and opportunity,but avoiding the excessive regulation that stifles enterprise.
Like logic, practicality is hugely important when it comes to execution,but often stifles innovative ideas before they can properly blossom.
A related cause for reticence is the feeling that to spell out ideas for future socialinstitutions amounts to a sort of technocratic elitism that stifles the utopian élan of the people-in-motion.
With this campaign we join our voices toraise awareness about how a culture of impunity stifles freedom of expression, and to inspire people to take action to weaken its power.
If the music of the Gospel is no longer heard in our lives, or becomes a mere period piece,it will no longer be capable of breaking through the monotony that stifles hope and makes all our activity fruitless” he said.
It is clear that unemployed people havelower income which they spend on the necessities only, which stifles business development and slows down the country's economic growth.
That trust will give rise toconfidence- the confidence to work together to expose and fight the petty corruption that stifles small business and intimidates average citizens.