| Perhaps he was simply reluctant to reopen a debate that came to define, if not paralyse, much of his second term. |
| They know perfectly well that that would paralyse decision-making in the Security Council. |
| On accosting a prey, tarantulas paralyse it by sinking the fangs and injecting venom. |
| And it would not be affected by problems that can paralyse present railway tracks, like leaves on the line and wear and tear. |
| This exception must not be able to be used by States to foil or paralyse justice, or to illegitimately protect certain individuals. |
| Introduced here in 1994, Botox is injected to paralyse the muscles in the forehead, round the eyes or in the neck. |
