Significats de have a stranglehold en anglès

Today six labels and six distributors below them have a stranglehold on the audience.

Russia would have a stranglehold on the entire region.

Britain's big banks have a stranglehold on the market.

A resurgent opposition and a neophyte anti-corruption party appear to have a stranglehold on public opinion.

Democrats have a stranglehold on state government and depend on unions for significant political and financial support.

Whichever side held Rombon would have a stranglehold on Flitsch and control the access to the northern passes.

Crime is rampant, paramilitary vigilantes have a stranglehold on many areas and protection rackets and smuggling are endemic.

But as the ANC reaches its 100th birthday, anti-democratic groups appear to have a stranglehold on the party.

This is partially the fault of the publishers that have a stranglehold on scientific communication and little motivation to change.

Drivers are paying too much at the petrol pump because the big fuel companies have a stranglehold on the market - and the infrastructure.

Syriza has promised to crack down on the oligarchs who have a stranglehold on swathes of the economy as well as pursuing tax evasion.

They all hail from a time when the South African Springboks and the New Zealand All Blacks appeared to have a stranglehold on world rugby.

The owner of the land was, I gather, unco-operative-an elderly woman of seventy odd, who appeared to have a stranglehold, preventing any development or improvement.

She also had a stranglehold on her staff, knuckles practically glowing white.

The Oklahoma City Thunder had a stranglehold on that eighth spot in the Western Conference?

Man, they had a stranglehold on us that time!