The phrase "another form of repression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different types or methods of suppressing thoughts, feelings, or actions.
Example: "Censorship can be seen as another form of repression that limits freedom of expression."
Alternatives: "a different type of suppression" or "an alternative method of oppression."
After all, one would hope the Syrians didn't suffer through decades of dictatorial rule and a conflict that has killed more than 40,000 people to have one form of repression replaced by another.
"We hope that outside pressure can end this form of repression," said Robert van Voren, general secretary of the Geneva Initiative on Psychiatry, a coalition of European and American doctors that drew world attention to Soviet misdeeds.
In this context, it's all the more depressing to find highly regarded American universities giving in to the notion that racial justice requires a new form of repression.
THE waiting game is largely based on the fact that some 60percentt of Iran's 63 million people are too young to remember the shah's form of repression.
If you mean "is there a residual strength and a potential strength in the instruments of democracy, the instruments of trade unionism and the ideas of socialism, capable of being mobilised and developed to prevent this from reaching its ultimate form of repression?", I think the answer must be yes.
But the French ideal of privacy, a willed, often imperfect form of repression that begins to look more and more appealing in the light of Britney's persecution, emerges from Sarkozy's soap opera so damaged as to be, perhaps, unsalvageable.
One boyfriend was all I could handle, all I wanted to handle, really, and while I found this to be perfectly natural, my friends saw it as a form of repression and came to view me as something of a puritan.
While the young Syrian activists who use the Web to organize and document antiregime demonstrations across the country are once again counting the cost, in lives, of continuing to pour into the streets, their counterparts in Iran, who helped to pave the way for such protests, are living with a form of repression that is less violent but in some ways far more efficient and demoralizing.
The "your money" mantra is not a source of freedom – it's a stealthy form of repression and a leech on productivity.
