Sentence examples for as oppression of from inspiring English sources

The new French law does not mesh well with those principles, and Mill would no doubt have declared the new crimes as oppression of a minority whose behavior, seen through the eyes of a majority, is deemed eccentric.

A former refugee from Somalia who faced death threats after criticizing what she saw as oppression of Muslim women in the Netherlands is widely expected to win a seat in Parliament in general elections taking place Wednesday.

And, it can be difficult for some white people to recognize that singling all black people out for negative attention is inherently prejudiced because, in this day and age, equality is often viewed as oppression of the privileged.

Paul has referred to the bill as "oppression of a government".

Throughout his postings, Long described violence as the solution to what he saw as oppression of black Americans.

Just as oppression of blacks in Ferguson is a human rights issue, so is oppression of all minorities everywhere.

Its spirit will be as important as ever as the oppression of the Palestinian people regains its status as the most pressing problem in the Arab world today.

Writer says the country seems sleepy again, as if the effort of democracy has worn the Portuguese down as much as the oppression of Antonio de Oliveira Salazar's 36-year regime did.

As the oppression of Jews continued in the Nowogródek ghetto, Tuvia, who had emerged as the leader of the Bielskis, argued that the time had come to expand the group beyond their family.

"The Chinese government is keen that the undoubtedly tough measures it takes [in Xinjiang] are viewed as "counter-terrorism" (similar to measures taken by Western countries) rather than as the oppression of an ethnic minority," wrote the BBC's Stephan Evans.

This area of disability management views disability as the oppression of a minority group by societal and environmental barriers, including barriers in access to community living resources.