Примери коришћења Stifling на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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inquiring queries as correct, and not stifling at unacceptable instances.
when there is prevalent the inclination towards an obligatory orthodoxy for all, towards an arrangement, stifling for freedom.
SE Times: Do you think that we are once again facing attacks on independent media and attempts at stifling free speech in Serbia?
However, she felt that the Party was stifling the ability of its adherents to think freely due to the belief in Democratic centralism(total allegiance) to the Party.
Our highly praised independence is, after all, but a slow process of dulling and stifling woman's nature,
Google: EU right to challenge Google over stifling of competition and domination of smartphone market».
inquiring questions as proper, and not stifling at occasions that are wrong.
It helps bring both a general stifling of intellectual development
one that represents the stifling of the democratic dream by building walls in the global flow of information.
It only results in producing a general stifling of intellectual development
when there is prevalent the inclination towards an obligatory orthodoxy for all, towards an arrangement, stifling for freedom.
wondering queries as ideal, rather than stifling at times that are unacceptable.
Google could actually be stifling the growth of companies it has invested in that directly use cryptocurrencies.
According to Meiklejohn, democracy will not be true to its essential ideal if those in power are able to manipulate the electorate by withholding information and stifling criticism.
A city still bearing the physical scars of the Second World War and now feeling the full stifling effect of President Jimmy Carter's grain embargo.
the lack of privacy is stifling.
central ideal if those in power are able to manipulate the people of the electorate by withholding information and stifling criticism by censoring it.
and never stifling at moments that are inappropriate.
The overall impact of these actions is"discouraging Hungarians from creating their own NGOs to support local community projects" and stifling the work of the civil sector in a manner similar to Russia in 2011 and 2012.
its aids are attacking the critical thought on the Internet, stifling freedom of expression.