"It is obvious the Israelis have voted to paralyse the peace process, " he said.
Advocates of a strong court say that this is a regressive legal step and could paralyse the court.
Some fear that the euro zone's expansion by 12-16 countries over the next few years could paralyse monetary policymaking.
Another protestor says that students will "paralyse their banks across the country" in a day of action planned for next week.
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The first shots have been fired in what could turn into a two-year election campaign that may paralyse the government less than halfway through its term.
There has been talk that opposition legislators might boycott Congress, and that the right, which is quite strong in municipalities, will try to paralyse local government.
Both foreign and Indian investors are worried that political instability might paralyse decision-making and so jeopardise some of the economic reforms that are in the pipeline.
Meanwhile, an increasingly personalised quarrel between the Shia-led United Iraqi Alliance on the one hand and the Kurdish, Sunni Arab and secular parties on the other threatens to paralyse politics altogether.
Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili has told the BBC the Russians are still consolidating their hold on parts of his country, and he again accused them of trying to paralyse the Georgian economy.
Even if Miss Padaca sees out a full three-year term, she worries that Mr Dy's allies will paralyse her administration, paving the way for his return to power at the next election.
"I think it is amazing that despite all the years of intensive study there are still massive discoveries to be made about fundamental honey-bee physiology such as the ability to paralyse small insects and mites, " he said.
Mr Ullman wrote that the use of air power to achieve "nearly incomprehensible levels of mass destruction" could achieve "an overwhelming level of shock and awe against an adversary on an immediate basis to paralyse its will to resist".
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