Sentence examples for domestic repression from inspiring English sources

And the ruling family's record of domestic repression is unsurpassed.

Depending on Trump's appetite for domestic repression, Silicon Valley may benefit from even bigger market opportunities.

He chose a path of increased domestic repression and violation of international norms.

But, he adds, selling spy planes today, amid continuing domestic repression, only prolongs the regime's survival.

"I was raised to think sewing, along with ironing and scrubbing floors, was a symbol of domestic repression".

Tajikistan and Uzbekistan have leveraged their provision of bases and intelligence into a carte blanche for domestic repression.

Yet when the Rev. Daniel J. Berrigan, the Jesuit antiwar activist, accused Israel of "militarism" and "domestic repressions" of Palestinians, saying they echoed those of the Nazis, Rabbi Hertzberg condemned him for "simplistic moralizing". "Let us call this by its right name: old-fashioned theological anti-Semitism," he wrote in an article.

Putin's entire domestic policy – repression, removal of opponents, state controlled media, arrests for protests – is justified by the American threat.

The Second Amendment was enacted to satisfy the concerns of the republican anti-Federalists that a large standing army would be an instrument of foreign adventure and potential domestic political repression.

The Venezuelan experience reveals a nexus among domestic debt, financial repression, and external vulnerability.

The migration of young women out of Benin City began in the nineteen-eighties, when Edo women fed up with repression, domestic chores, and a lack of economic opportunities travelled to Europe by airplane, with fake documents.