Przykłady stranglehold

• Moreover, the nature of this stranglehold was extremely tight.

• But we should not let the leverage provided by patents become a stranglehold on progress.

• This measure aimed to break the stranglehold that many plantation stores held on workers and their communities, especially during the dead season.

• The annulment decision, it seems, is necessary evidence of the desire by certain segments of society to maintain their stranglehold on power.

• For society, the society of science, read today the authoritarian discipline exercised by the university system and the stranglehold it imposes over career promotion and research opportunity in science.

• Clearly, licensers could not exert a stranglehold over what appeared in print, but they could have a decisive influence over what appeared with the full panoply of mainstream legitimacy.

• The attacks are therefore a way of trying to impose an even tighter stranglehold on the communities that the paramilitaries purport to defend.

• The food production chain is increasingly in the stranglehold of the food multinationals.

• The nominees of big business are getting a stranglehold on the life of the people of this country.

• European farmers are, in truth, caught in a stranglehold that both hems them in and that hastens their extinction.

• I wonder whether that in vestment will be forthcoming if the dockers get a stranglehold on this enterprising and courageous port.

• Its faithful are perfectly aware that, once it is launched, democratisation will inevitably and very quickly put an end to their stranglehold.

• They are crucial in breaking that familiar stranglehold of suspicion which we all know exists.

• There will certainly be no stranglehold, neither is it the intention that there should be.

• They recognise that the manufacturers' stranglehold is almost a thing of the past.