But all this is stifling her.'

Labor market regulation became an almost annual event, stifling innovation.

We were heading for disaster, while stifling creativity and development.

But the truth is that regulations are stifling even for domestic competition.

But policymakers must recognize that there are ways to protect small retailers without stifling competition.

Merkel also demanded a stifling and undemocratic EU fiscal straightjacket, which the Commission duly enforces.

In some emerging markets, telecom monopolies are stifling development of the Internet, and hence economic growth.

Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have claimed the law is used for stifling peaceful dissent .

Let us, together with the US, tear down the trade and economic barriers that are stifling these economies.

Internet shutdowns are increasingly seen as a weapon of governments intent on stifling the access to information and media.

Ortega is wagering that attacking Bush will resonate with the Sandinistas and provoke them to close ranks, thereby stifling internal party dissent.

It may also be possible to impose taxes on luxury goods (many of which are imported), thereby promoting equity without stifling growth.

This stifling lack of accountability and transparency in Internet policymaking and enforcement has kept Chinese Internet users in the dark for years.

But another factor probably related in some ways to these others plays a fundamental role in stifling development a lack of modern energy sources.

Indeed, by stifling any hint of democracy or political opposition in Iraq, Saddam's police state eliminated all risk of possible contagion of neighboring states.

This meant that while Western Europe was experiencing the unprecedented cultural and scientific growth of the Renaissance, Russia was beholden to stifling foreign oppression.

Major hurdles include poor transport connectivity and stifling non tariff barriers, which impede growth and undermine welfare in Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and north eastern India.

But beyond these new laws, there are even more insidious ways that the Kremlin is stifling civic organizing and political dissent both offline and online.

On June 12, Maria Baronova a former political prisoner and a vocal Putin critic invited Russians to escape Moscow s stifling political atmosphere by traveling to Kazakhstan.

This kind of stifling and intimidation will only deprive Iranians of the cultural and artistic vitality that is rightfully theirs and further alienate the country s youth.

In agriculture, it protects the world s rich farmers by stifling opportunity for the poor, at a cost of some 280 billion a year to taxpayers and consumers.

These have become a common scare tactics in stifling media, and particularly independent outlets like Fokus, known for its critical investigative reporting on political institutions and lawmakers.

So we need not worry about stifling innovative R D. Drug companies do much less of it than they claim, and what they do they can easily afford.

For some, Internet censorship and control is a political tragedy, one that represents the stifling of the democratic dream by building walls in the global flow of information.

Economically frustrated youth welcome Ahn with loud cheers wherever he appears, because he expresses their anxiety that the chaebol are stifling new companies that could create much needed jobs.

To be sure, they could raise the rate for new and small borrowers but, in the current political climate, they would stand accused of stifling economic recovery if they did.

In the post, he says he s suffered defeat and slams Russia s mainstream media (both Kremlin propaganda and liberal hobnobbing ) for stifling journalism s ability to protect the weak from the strong.

After all, such changes are best served not by imposing stifling sanctions, or through military shock and awe tactics, as in Iraq, but by socioeconomic improvement and diplomatic engagement by external powers.

In some emerging markets, telecom monopolies are stifling development of the Internet, and hence economic growth. In others, monopolies in trade deprive countries of the advantages of international competition, while monopolies in cement significantly raise the price of construction.

It has coped with the international community s increasingly stifling sanctions, while maintaining its nuclear program and continuing to participate in the diplomatic process with the P5 1 (the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, plus Germany).

Zen's song and the ambitious, well executed video directly refer to the stifling of freedom of speech and social disparity in Macedonia, with audio and visual references to works by American comedian George Carlin and British author George Orwell.

State handouts can be reliably financed only by controlling the economy s productive sectors. But in the Arab world, as everywhere else, this leads to theft, corruption, uncompetitive monopolies, a stifling of enterprise, and, eventually and inevitably, to decline and decay.

(If one worried about double taxation, one could allow a credit for corporate taxes on individual tax returns.) It may also be possible to impose taxes on luxury goods (many of which are imported), thereby promoting equity without stifling growth.

One of the biggest sporting events of the year, Japanese people of all ages and from all walks of life are glued to the television during the two week tournament played out at the height of the stifling summer season.

In India, for example, there is fear that small mom and pop retailers will be crushed when Wal Mart enters the market in the next few months. But policymakers must recognize that there are ways to protect small retailers without stifling competition.

Stepping onstage before a crowd of several hundred people, Navalny opened with a joke about the stifling heat of the summer afternoon in Siberia. I told my wife that when it was all over, we would go somewhere warm and here we are. Yulia, are you happy?

Will the government settle for marginal changes to the existing labor code, or will it seize its unique opportunity to break with a generation of stifling regulations? The future of the French economy, the stability of French society, and the influence of France in the world hangs on the outcome.

Before Thatcher s premiership, Britain was widely considered the sick man of Europe afflicted by stifling regulation, high unemployment, constant strikes, and chronic budget deficits. When she stepped down 11 years later (the country s longest serving prime minister since Lord Liverpool left office in 1827) Britain was among Europe s and the world s most dynamic economies.