Examples of using Stifles in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
It stifles anarchy.
But this place stifles me.
Who stifles you in his embrace.
And now… she stifles me.
The city stifles me, emotionally, creatively, spiritually.
A bureaucracy that prevents innovation, stifles progress.
The wind stifles any sound.
Lung trouble, as ifthe air here stifles him.
And it stifles me.
A dense coat of feathers that keeps her warm in cold seas now stifles her.
Regulation stifles innovation.
They rise ans vanish In oblivious host Like shasows In love's frenzies stifles throes.
Overregulation stifles innovation.
We need more fiscal discipline butnot to the extent that it stifles growth.
Ultimately, this stifles and poisons the soul.
The increasing concentration of media in the hands of wealthy patrons clearly stifles open debate.
The argument that regulation stifles financial innovation I find ludicrous.
This leads to a lack of independent checks,which severely limits confidence in the results and stifles innovation.
She tries to speak, but he stifles her with kisses.
Regulatory frenzy frequently stifles small enterprises, while groups of enterprises can afford experts to take advantage of any loophole.
Corruption born out of poverty often stifles any private enterprise.
Forget about short breaths that stifles your mettle in combat, lack of concentration caused by extreme exhaustion and days, where after a hard training session, you are not able to recover.
Bureaucracy has become so complicated that it stifles volunteers' enthusiasm.
As Lukashenko stifles all opposition, let us hope that Disraeli's words prove to be a prophesy for the Belarus regime and that the suppression of the opposition will be the cause of its ultimate downfall.
An oppugnant state mired in legislation and bureaucracy stifles creativity and entrepreneurship among its people.
The"many" are those who are not converted, or are deeply backslidden,proven by the fact that the lawless spirit of this age stifles their zeal and love.
Reviewing actual test questions can confuse children and stifles their natural thinking process, however reviewing similar style questions is a possibility.
These proposals would allow certain countries and the EU not to pursue a defence of the euro only by austerity,which damages social conditions, stifles growth and risks triggering recession.
That is why the recent criticism concerning the education of Hungarian minorities in neighbouring countries by President Sólyom, a man who looks on complacently andpassively while his administration stifles the ethnic minorities in his own country, can only be described as an obnoxious, hypocritical and malicious provocation of the Serbs, Romanians and Slovaks who, in contrast to the Hungarians, genuinely look after the ethnic minorities on their own territories.
The increase in media ownership by the few makes for greater monopolies and stifles the essential diversity of opinion.
