| It is therefore unsurprising that the political system itself has become stultified and its population disengaged and apathetic. |
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| We were to be hostage to military kindness, stultified by Stockholm syndrome. |
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| Bahamians are stultified intellectually, emotionally and culturally by the medieval religious environment that politicians have encouraged. |
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| Like women elsewhere, African women are stultified by circumstances largely beyond their control. |
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| A genuinely democratic culture has therefore been stultified and the ruling elite itself largely lacks popular legitimacy. |
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| After a period of sickness, the man returns outwardly to normal, but he feels stultified. |
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| Corporate money has stultified fashion, pushing extravagance and disregarding ethics. |
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| But outside of education rights, the Court continued stultified by its earlier decisions that language rights were limited. |
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| But in our time, market fundamentalism has stultified democracy and encroached on public liberty. |
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| It is thus important to legislate in such a way that competition in the market place in generic products is not stultified. |
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| But doing things means cooperating with others, for in isolation Man is virtually helpless physically, and stultified mentally. |
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| True artistic integrity is stultified by the deathly embrace of marketing. |
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| There have been times when statist ambitions have stultified markets and encroached on private liberty. |
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| My 125lb Bernese Mountain Dog was stultified into inactivity and didn't even bark. |
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| In a small way, I'm only another environmentalist and have no time for stultified bureaucrats who can't change with the times. |
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| The groundswell of personal freedoms that followed the collapse of the Berlin Wall in 1989 took stultified socialist societies by surprise. |
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| Without such exceptions to Bill C-32's anticircumvention provisions as those outlined above, the research would be illegal and thereby stultified. |
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| This dynamism is always in danger of being stultified by planners who think they can tame it and by governing elites who want to rig it. |
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| The first is: is there anything in the wording of paragraphs 9 and 26 that in any way gives comfort to the Berlin savings banks and the German savings banks system that they will be in any way stultified for the future? |
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| The creation in this way of a category of animals thus partly protected is stultified because control over hunting licences can be exercised under the rules applicable to game animals. |
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