Sentence examples for escape repression from inspiring English sources

Millions of Zimbabweans have fled the country over the past decade to escape repression and a crippled economy.

Northern politicians who fled into exile in the early 1990s to escape repression from the military-Islamist government are being wooed to return.

Eritreans have been leaving the country for years to escape repression, but recent refugees say they are fleeing an intensified recruitment drive into the mandatory and indefinite national service.

In the new report, Radio Free Asia said on Friday that four of the people detained after the confrontation in a mountainous area of Xinjiang were children, ages 7 to 17, and that they had been part of a group trying to flee the country to escape repression.

Instead, he left to escape repression.

This suggests that TPE very strongly reduces, but does not completely abolish, transcription levels in most cells and that occasional cells escape repression altogether.

The lust made sense — everyone involved felt like people who'd escaped repression and were busting out into something that felt right.

The active BES escapes repression and is depleted of nucleosomes (Figueiredo and Cross, 2010; Stanne and Rudenko, 2010), but it is unclear whether this is cause or consequence of Pol-I transcription.

Note also that this minimal enhancer mediates expression posteriorly to parasegment 7 (the Ubx expression domain in the visceral mesoderm), partially escaping repression by high Wg signaling levels near the Wg source (Yu et al., 1998 ), which depends on displacement of SMAD by the Groucho-recruiting Brinker co-repressor (Saller and Bienz, 2001 ).

Each one tells the interviewer that he spent £2,000 for a six-day ride in the back of a lorry to escape Serb repression in Kosovo.

But many Egyptian-Americans who came here to escape the repression of the Mubarak regime called on Mr. Obama to take a stronger stand.