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Meanings of stifle innovation in English

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Usage of stifle innovation in English
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Opponents say it could stifle innovation or limit state authority to protect.
Reuters
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Test maker Clinical Data Inc CLDA.O said that could stifle innovation.
Reuters
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Tech companies, broadly speaking, argue that such laws will stifle innovation.
Reuters
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Manufacturers say the proposed rules on repairability are too strict and will stifle innovation.
BBC
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It said regulatory responses should be in line with risks and not stifle innovation.
Reuters
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Breyer, for his part, argued that allowing the Prometheus patents could potentially stifle innovation.
Reuters
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Once you get too many rules that will stifle innovation.
Reuters
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I'm not wedded to the education establishment that wants to stifle innovation and school choice.
Wired
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Cable and television companies have lashed out against the proposal, saying it could stifle innovation.
Reuters
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The cold dead hand of the fossil fuel mining industry can stifle innovation in other ways.
The Guardian
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But it's not a national curriculum: it's regularly reviewed and does not stifle innovation or diversity.
The Guardian
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Broadband companies adamantly oppose the plan, saying the added regulatory burden would reduce investment and stifle innovation.
Reuters
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That, they say, will stifle innovation and concentrate power in the hands a few very rich companies.
Wired
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You're used to working for an organization that is deliberately structured to stifle innovation and obstruct stakeholder-led change.
The Jennifer Morgue
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In short, green rules have been deemed to be red tape that would damage competitiveness and stifle innovation.
The Guardian
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What we don't want to do is put so many restrictions that we stifle innovation, she told news.com.au.
News.com.au
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