Sentence examples for external repression from inspiring English sources

In "Manakamana," what's "deadly serious" isn't a result of external repression, as it was behind the Iron Curtain, but a result of material hardships and strong traditions.

In China, supression of external demand through financial repression and currency manipulation is offset by a large external surplus.

"The bottom line is that no piece of kit is used for external aggression or internal repression," it said, adding that it believed the government's arms export licensing system was stringent and transparent.

We must not be asked to focus on military expansion and arms purchases, which would mean raising yet another generation of ill-educated soldiers fit only for internal repression and external aggression.

A number of these states have reputations as conduits of arms to other irresponsible parties.' A spokesman for the Foreign Office said that all military exports were rigorously scrutinised on a 'case by case basis' and the British government needs to be reassured that such sales would not be used for internal repression or external aggression.

Arms sales to regimes that might use them for internal repression or external aggression were banned and though this rule was broken when the new government signed off on an existing order of jets to Indonesia, the sale was suspended in 1999 when it became clear that the Suharto regime was repressing the East Timorese.

If international action is directed specifically against high-ranking Iranian individuals and corporations causing internal repression and external strife, rather than the Iranian people as a whole, those sanctions will send an unmistakable, tangible, message that the world seeks to be just and fair.

Finally, in a de-repression mechanism, external stimuli might activate p38 by deactivating RPM-1.

It will be on the bill to permanently guarantee that Congress will have no economic leverage to restrain China's internal repression of dissidents or external aggression against Taiwan.

Where those prior efforts cataloged the external manifestations of his neuroses and repression, Jokes begins getting to the root of his roadblocks.

Because the very mechanics of fear societies - the tensions that accumulate among the people, the techniques used for survival used by the regime, which usually revolve around the demonisation of either a persecuted internal minority or an external enemy - lead inevitably to internal repression and external aggression.