Sentence examples for channels for expression from inspiring English sources

A campaign against extremists has reduced violence in recent months.By shifting to the centre, though, Nahda has alienated parts of its Islamist constituency that now have few legitimate channels for expression: some are among the estimated 3,000 Tunisians who have joined jihadists in Iraq and Syria.

"We try to have as many channels for expression as we can, recognizing that different people, and different ideas, will percolate up in different ways," Bock said.

Rules can often serve as channels for expression and revelation.

She says: "[Viva Maria is] a channel for expression where women have a voice".

Yet in today's Middle East, nothing is so striking as the dearth of channels for its expression.

From the early 1920s the South African government, seeking to preempt black radicalism, attempted to provide channels for the expression of African grievances through a variety of local consultative councils.

He urged the clearing of channels for the expression of public opinion, the convocation of assemblies, and even the acceptance of popular sovereignty and the separation of state powers, and he organized the Society to Preserve the Nation to marshal support.

The article, based on the evidence from two cases of indigenous local governments in the Andes, argues that the forms of "neo-corporatism" created by the Ecuadorian indigenous movement on its entry into government are designed as participatory institutional frameworks that also serve as channels for the expression of social movements' demands.

"Regimes have closed off channels for political expression, and responded to popular protests with increasing brutality.

Isradipine completely abolished the effect of in vivo cocaine treatment on D2-autoreceptor desensitization in juvenile SN DA neurons (Fig. 4B and F, and Supplementary Table 3), revealing a crucial role of these channels for the expression of the here described cocaine effect.

UNICEF Representative in Thailand Inese Zalitis said that drama and other artistic activities "help restore self-esteem and provide channels of expression for the children, allowing them to enjoy the same rights as other children".