Sentence examples for consider repression from inspiring English sources

To embrace or even consider repression as a reasonable coping style is a threat to the romantic ideals so central to this culture, despite our post-modern sheen.

They play the title characters, the protagonists of Evan S. Connell's novels, a long-married couple who seem to consider repression a virtue.

They also had what in modern thinking would be considered repression of their human rights.

"They consider military repression was a good and morally unquestionable act," he says.

(The college printed the photographs using digital files sent by the photographers). Rahraw Omarzad, who contributed a video to the show that considers the repression and resilience of Afghan women during the Taliban regime, is the director of the Center for Contemporary Art Afghanistan in Kabul, established in 2004.

We also did the simulation without considering the repression of reprogramming factor.

Therefore, we considered whether repression of Bim is the essential role of TRIM33 in B-ALL.

Gene expression ratios with p value of <0.05 and log2 ratio of < −0.85 or log2 ratio of >0.85 (~1.8 fold change) were considered as repression or overexpression respectively in gene activity.

In fact, when (s=0) we consider only police repression while when (s=1) society's efforts are totally directed to social promotion and education.

Similarly, we do not explicitly consider the abrB repression induced by Spo0A~P, but we model the impact of AbrB depletion on the phosphorelay species KinA, Spo0F and Spo0A, by a Spo0A~P induced positive feedback [ 32].

Chinese officials have been waging a security crackdown in Xinjiang that many human rights advocates consider a thinly-veiled repression of the region's Uighurs, a Turkic Muslim ethnic group.