Fetters

From forms of development of the productive forces, these relations turn into their fetters.

The rebellious king, Behanzin, the twelfth king of Dahomey, was first exiled to Martinique and then to Algeria with fetters on his feet.

In these parts, most everybody of a certain age remembers Fetters Resort, Verdier’s, Paul’s, and the Boyes Bath House.

These norms certainly act as fetters to the AliBaba-Paytm alliance to Jio Mart.

I recall standing with Susan Gorin after a meeting at the Charter School, and looking at the Fetters’s affordable housing complex, and I noted that many objected to it, on appearance or other bases.

The people of SC have now taken their collective destiny into their hands and are now more than determined and bent to shake off forever the fetters of French-sponsored annexionist-cum-assimilationist enslavement and trammels.

The Trump administration has not just loosened Obama administration fetters on military force; it has refashioned civil-military relations and undermined civilian oversight.

I noticed wherever the convict moved the little girl scrambled after him, holding on to his fetters.

In retaliation, Xerxes ordered the Hellespont (the strait itself) whipped three hundred times, and had fetters thrown into the water.

In the Saṃyojanapuggala Sutta of the Aṅgutarra Nikaya, the Buddha describes four kinds of persons and tells us that the last person - the Arahant - has attained Nibbana by removing all 10 fetters that bind beings to samsara: "In the Arahant.

Newton continued Descartes' work on cubic equations, which freed the subject from the fetters of the Greek and Macedonian perspectives.

Tantra teaches the changing of the "outgoing current" into the "return current," removing the fetters of Maya.

The gods prepared three fetters : The first, greatly strong, was called Leyding.

This is a precaution taken by the magician, because if the demon is left to its own devices, it will rage all across the earth. fitting it into a specific shape fetters it.

Understanding destroys the ten fetters and leads to nibbana.

Xerxes is then said to have thrown fetters into the strait, given it three hundred lashes and branded it with red-hot irons as the soldiers shouted at the water.