Sentence examples for dissidents between from inspiring English sources

It cited instances in which masked men broke into the homes of dissidents between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m., "terrorizing" inhabitants.

But these disclosures actually come from a recently declassified 1973 State Department cable pertaining to Brazil's systematic torture of leftist dissidents between 1964 and 1985.

On the stage was Regina Santiago Rodríguez, a member of the legendary Eureka Committee of the Disappeared a group of mothers whose children were abducted and systematically tortured during Mexico's Dirty War, a shadow government campaign waged against left-wing dissidents between the late 1970s and 1980s.

The Daily Mail ran a cartoon about it, showing two burly prison guards at a salt mine somewhere in Siberia dangling a scrawny dissident between them.

He met with heads of state, lawmakers and a battery of dissidents, in between lifting a half-century-old trade embargo and negotiating access to key ports.

With more than 60 years of fighting between the army and minority groups, and 50 years of hostility between dissidents and the junta from which the new government emerged, national reconciliation is bound to be a long, tortuous process.

In June, violence flared between dissidents in the Kabilya region and the government.

One-time dissidents are divided between Islamists and liberals, who fear that the new government, led by the Muslim Brotherhood's Muhammad Morsi, may turn into another dictatorship.

What all conceptualizations and working definitions of the term political prisoner have in common is their acknowledgment of the importance of power relations, specifically between dissidents and agents of governmental authority or ruling elites.

"Now it is full of bickering between dissidents [who are] being harassed by government supporters". In 2013, on the heels of protests against a fledgling but divisive civilian government, the military would seize control.

He was a feeble conspirator — charged with transmitting messages between dissidents, he felt pathetically conspicuous as he bicycled along Santiago's emptied-out streets — but the experience thrilled him.