Sentence examples for effective persecution from inspiring English sources

The Rakhmon regime looks to Russia for inspiration and appears emboldened by the Kremlin's effective persecution of free thinkers.

The implementation and enforcement of existing laws, policies and national plans remains weak and impunity is a major constraint to the effective persecution of crimes perpetrated against children.

Mr Ajili says this growing persecution is effective: "The Iraqi media no longer dare to expose scandals.

That film flashes by quickly in "Explorer" and is more central to "Beneath the Veil," a brisk, effective documentary about the persecution of women under Taliban rule.

Save the Children acknowledges that there are no easy solutions in balancing the need to act compassionately and humanely towards people fleeing persecution, while also developing effective policy responses to the increasing migration and refugee flows in the region.

We collectively created the global refugee regime in the aftermath of the second world war because Europe recognised the absolute obligation to ensure that people facing persecution would have access to effective protection on the territory of another state.

That is why I support Apple in its fight against the FBI: we should fight any government or organization that seeks to remove our community's strongest and most effective means to guard ourselves from discrimination, persecution, torture and genocide.

This sort of policy decisions on behalf of the Greek state, (Greece is one of the few states in Europe where church and state have not been separated), proved to be equally effective as any kind of anti-evolutionary persecution or prohibition.

PERSECUTION can have strange effects.

In February an internal U.S. War Department memo stated, "We must constantly bear in mind, however, that the most effective relief which can be given victims of enemy persecution is to insure the speedy defeat of the Axis".

One man said persecution continued because Mr. Karimov found it an effective way to control the populace.