Meanings of stifles innovation in English

It stifles innovation If business relies on protection, it gets lazy.

Novartis has said that the Indian patent system stifles innovation.

Thus, for example, Johnson thinks patent enforcement stifles innovation.

It says the Indian patent system stifles innovation.

It also stifles innovation especially from youth.

The proceedings pit Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis AG against an Indian patent system that it says stifles innovation.

A lack of competition stifles innovation and means Mexicans are overcharged billions of dollars a year for basic services.

The old hierarchies don't fit today's social networks and a culture of deference and uniformity too often stifles innovation.

Some industry insiders say there is ambiguity around what qualifies as a similar strategy, and that the initiative stifles innovation.

Imposing centralised policies through clunky EU directives has failed because these act as a straitjacket that stifles innovation in environmental management.

Novartis says the Indian patent system stifles innovation, such as making a drug more heat-resistant or able to be swallowed rather than injected.