Sentence examples for aimed at quashing from inspiring English sources
Gyaincain is in charge of "maintaining stability", the party's catchphrase for policing, surveillance and other efforts aimed at quashing unrest.
The event appeared aimed at quashing rumors and foreign news reports that there might be a split at the top of the Communist Party.
British National Party leaders were under fire yesterday after it emerged that they were plotting to "derail" a government programme aimed at quashing violent extremism throughout the UK.
"It appears that journalists are being targeted by the Egyptian authorities in a deliberate campaign of intimidation aimed at quashing honest, independent reporting of a transformational event," said The Post's foreign editor, Douglas Jehl.
BERLIN — Defying calls for his resignation, Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle went on the offensive Thursday in a speech aimed at quashing dissent while warning of a drift leftward if supporters failed to rally around his Free Democrats party.
Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla also recently accused Mr. Obama of behaving like an "imperial chief" at the climate change talks in Copenhagen, displaying "arrogant" behavior aimed at quashing developing countries.
There has been constant speculation that somehow her London upbringing as the daughter of an accomplished doctor and her own career as an investment banker made it impossible for her to stand meekly by while the armed forces killed thousands of Syrians to quash the uprising aimed at toppling her husband.
The group has already launched a campaign aimed at mobilizing public opposition to the power of modern-day monopolies by highlighting Google's power to quash independent research like that by the Open Markets team.
She also sought to quash any arguments that different parts of Britain could negotiate their own deal with the EU, a statement clearly aimed at Scotland, which voted against independence from the rest of Britain in a 2014 referendum but overwhelmingly voted to stay in the EU.
Quashing a cherished goal of President Mohammad Khatami and his reformist allies, Iran's supreme religious leader today sided conclusively with the country's conservatives and ordered Parliament to scrap a bill aimed at restoring a free press.
