| Parliament may pass a human rights act, but a future parliament could repeal or emasculate it. |
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| As Montrose and others develop, to entirely suppress their power or emasculate them would prevent her from having effective use of that power. |
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| Lord Templeman pointed out that this interpretation would not give effect to the manifest intention of the Act but would emasculate it. |
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| Scalia's interpretation is implausible and would effectively emasculate the Amendment. |
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| McKibbin is right, however, to point out that massive Parliamentary majorities emasculate political parties and their ideologies. |
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| Reformers speak of national unity and are critical of separatists, but they in turn want to emasculate the federal government. |
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| I will certainly not give the Bloc leader the satisfaction of hearing me say that we want to eliminate or emasculate Elections Canada. |
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| But executives have a lot to do with the larger agenda to emasculate and colonize. |
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| Canada's attempt to emasculate Article X was deeply resented by most states which saw it as a protection against aggression. |
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| It follows, therefore, that the gravest of crimes against man would be to paralyze or emasculate his consciousness. |
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| That would emasculate the convention and discourage states from signing it. |
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| To hold otherwise would be to emasculate the clear intention of Canada and the United States. |
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| Horus will avenge his father and emasculate Set who will be able, however, to burst Horus' eye, which will cure. |
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| There almost seems to be a resigned, a tacit acceptance, to try just to give Sharon a chance and see whether he can actually emasculate the militants in his policy. |
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| The British Government would like to emasculate the media and particularly the BBC for asking the pertinent questions and forming the inevitable conclusions. |
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| It is even rumoured that the G8 nations, when they gather at Gleneagles Hotel this summer, intend to cut the UN down to size, perhaps even to emasculate it completely. |
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| Somehow, however, he manages to emasculate the idea in order to generate a second-rate thriller with cheap theatrics and an embarrassingly stupid ending. |
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| Certain self-styled defenders of working people want to emasculate the directive, and to render it toothless. |
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| Some men are reluctant to accept a movement that they, wrongly, assume will emasculate them. |
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| Worse, legislation is in hand that would effectively emasculate Italy's independent energy regulator. |
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| It is inadmissible to emasculate the forum. |
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| I will talk about how embarrassing it is to the Prime Minister that a government member would be allowed to totally emasculate a government bill and only relate it to aboriginal affairs. |
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| I read that the Prime Minister's Office and the minister's office have chosen to introduce amendments and changes that would emasculate the bill, so we will have a bill that cannot work. |
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| On the other hand, to go to the other extreme by completely emasculate the supremacy of Parliament to legislate who has responsibility of administering its enactments. |
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| But to limit a law reform commission's activities to such a task is to emasculate it of what makes it an essential component of our policies system. |
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| It is for this reason that we should not emasculate the proposal by removing pay from the scope of the directive or applying it only to workers in assignments of more than 12 months. |
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| The trick was to find means of positioning a male consumer which did not feminize, emasculate or sissify him. |
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| This time they appear to have opted for a strategy that will emasculate MIKE by removing any possibility that it can be used to assess the impact of CITES decisions on elephant populations. |
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| There is clear intent in this part to erase environmental considerations from all federal stimulus spending and to emasculate the remainder of federal reviews. |
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| The main consequence of this institutional arrangement was to emasculate the juridical bodies appointed, by law or even by constitutional mandate, to enact the arbitration. |
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| In the context of globalization, the mantra that economic reforms are necessary for a successful transition is an excuse to emasculate sovereign nations' authority and their raison d'être. |
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| No mistakes or measure errors, aluminium profiles ready to emasculate. |
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