Examples of using Stifling in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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Political
I don't need people around me stifling me.
Is that what you have observed, Doug? Stifling him?
Romance is mush, stifling those who strive.
it's still stifling.
This has an especially stifling effect on investments in the grid
dirty housing, stifling heat, noise both day
the accompanying repression of the opposition are an unacceptable form of stifling the democratic aspirations of the people of Zimbabwe.
Whilst onerous rules can be stifling to the creative process that drives economic activity,
the bureaucracy is becoming increasingly stifling.
some people react by accusing us of stifling freedom of expression.
Whilst onerous rules can be stifling to the creative process that drives economic activity, regulatory indecision can be similarly disruptive.
His only concern is to liberate businesses from what he considers to be stifling bureaucracy.
taking into account the need to avoid stifling competition and open-source development;
they can become frustrated in a stifling environment.
This trust produces, in practice, a measure of freedom within what could otherwise be a stifling traditionalism.
The environmental degradation, the gross economic mismanagement and the stifling of any truly democratic impulses are all aspects of that legacy.
It has long been recognised that restrictive regulation of professional qualifications has the same stifling effect on mobility as discrimination on the grounds of nationality.
IT networks need to be constantly upgraded to ensure that no stifling bottlenecks develop.
The Commission considered that such practices could harm consumers by reducing choice and stifling innovation in the fields of specialised search services and online search advertising.
Firstly, stifling countries in difficulties cannot continue,