Businessmen, less cowed than in the past, want him to move faster with liberalising the economy.
One small carp: Mayo, like all other institutions, has been cowed by its lawyers.
Not cowed by the Formby fiasco, he applied to play in the 1977 qualifying tournament.
And he went on to warn his opponents that he would not be easily cowed.
Venezuela's once pugnacious private sector, which has backed several failed attempts to remove the president, now looks cowed.
Until two years ago, the telephone regulator Cofetel was so cowed by Telmex it was jokingly called Cofetelmex.
Like today, that crisis featured public profligacy, shifting economic power in the world and a cowed Federal Reserve.
It is this commitment to intervene without limit that has cowed speculators hoping to profit from bond-market distress.
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He seemed to be quite cowed, and turning tail, went back towards the stables, which fortunately were open.
Maybe they were cowed by Bill Ackman and Steven Roth, the two activists.
Her aunt, for example, once fond of colorful clothes and jewelry, was cowed.
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But the Irish media, cowed by the country's ferocious libel laws, investigated half-heartedly.
Beverly Lowry evokes the secrecy imposed by a gaunt, cowed mother unable to protect her children from their father.
Sir Jeremy's successor, Genista McIntosh, was left alone to deal with an interventionist board and a cowed and fragmented management.
Business has been cowed into submission and it would take a lot of standing up in defense to change that situation.
Not that Indonesia is likely to be cowed, since with 200m people it is easily the biggest member of the club.
Pro-European Tories like Michael Heseltine and Sir Edward Heath are not fighting for party position and will therefore not be cowed.
Benefits for sick and disabled people (24% of the budget) are ripe for reform, but ministers have been cowed by lobbying.
Seth removed the instrument from its case, raised his bow, and began to play, beautifully, until the bullies were cowed into silence.
In the old days the owner-pilot was easily cowed by the manufacturer.
Instead a stress on Boston's spirit, with a few jokes thrown in, and an insistence that America cannot be, will not, be cowed.
And though the ruling is a blow to the government, it is hardly likely to be cowed in its pursuit of white-collar criminals.
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He has refused to budge, despite America's call for Spain and other allies to stay in Iraq and not be cowed by terrorism.
Are you cowed into paying extra for a high-efficiency air conditioner?
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Clinton, cowed by the vitriolic backlash to her comment, heartily agreed.
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This shift in attitude, Messrs Rodrik and Subramanian claim, sent a powerful signal to India's cowed industrialists: India was now safe for capitalists to make money.
Chastened by the bad publicity they received ten years ago, and now cowed into submission by the war on terror, they have become respectable, even docile.
"If the United States is really involved in these countries then it needs not to be cowed into being uncritical of the Georgian government, " says Mr Mitchell.
Mr Arafat shows no sign of being cowed into leaving: he intends to win a presidential vote scheduled for January, the first to be held since 1996.
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