| A way to address the resource problem hamstringing education is to approach the developing world's indebtedness with the same sense of urgency and resolve as would accompany an economic collapse. |
| And religious conservatives are repelled by the Foley scandal. As for the terror hawks, many are doubtless appalled at the idea of a Democratic Congress hamstringing a wartime commander-in-chief with investigations. |
| The South Korean actions included effectively hamstringing the Seoul office of Bank Mellat, which handles transactions for 70 percent of South Korean exports to Iran. |
| Once again we see Europe hamstringing business rather than liberating it. |
| While we are decreasing the barriers to external trade and supporting the persistence of internal barriers to trade, we are hamstringing the industrial complex within our country. |
| Appellants often allege that the trial judges interject too often, either hamstringing examination of witnesses, or conducting it themselves. |
