Sentence examples for escape the repression from inspiring English sources

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

The aging hippies, who came to this rustic Patagonian town to grow their own fruits and vegetables, make their own handicrafts and escape the repression of bygone military governments still wear beards, beads and ponytails.

The roots of Indonesia's Qaeda network have been traced to Malaysia in the early 1990's, when young men like Mr. Amrozi and Mr. Samudra joined other radical Islamists who fled there from Indonesia to escape the repression of the Suharto government.

Consequently, new variants must arise by mutation and escape the repression mechanism before degenerating.

His compromise was to meet with the conference delegation, led by Hussein al-Sadr, a Shiite cleric and distant relative of Moktada al-Sadr who, like Dr. Allawi, spent years in exile in London, escaping the repression of Mr. Hussein.

During the stress response, some mRNAs must be translated in the presence of a repressed general translation machinery, suggesting that select eIFs can escape the global repression.

The X and Y chromosomes in the dense body are transcriptionally silenced during meiosis at the pachytene stage [ 72], yet the sex chromosomal multicopy genes can escape the postmeiotic repression [ 73, 74].

The absence of a PABC domain PAB1 and PAB6 might enable these proteins to escape the translational repression exerted by proteins such as PCI6, enabling translation to continue for those mRNAs to which PAB1 or PAB6 are bound.

Emancipated as I am, I'll never escape the sense of repression.

Last month most of the troupe managed to escape the post-election repression led by the K.G.B., but one of the group's managers, Artiom Zhelezniak, was less fortunate.

(Bahjat Imam, a Syrian from Aleppo) As for Russom, he left for more prosaic, though equally pressing, reasons: to escape the poverty and repression that has turned Eritrea into one of Africa's most rapidly emptying countries.