Sentence examples for foreign oppression from inspiring English sources

"Her message is one of overcoming foreign oppression.

One billboard reads: "Nonaligned Movement represents the struggle against racism, colonialism, hegemony and foreign oppression".

Historians cite the Macedonian keenness to free their Greek brethren from foreign oppression.

Now they had thrown off foreign oppression and were getting rich like their neighbours.

TWICE a symbol of foreign oppression, the disused Czech airfield of Hradcany, a couple of hours' drive from Prague, is now a happily disorganised sort of place.

Many Iranians, or at least the ethnic Persian majority among them, continue to associate it with national liberation from foreign oppression.

Deftly summarizing the current scholarly conclusions, Ehrman sees the apocalyptic strain in Biblical Judaism (as in, say, the Book of Daniel) as a response to different foreign oppressions in the second century B.C.E., and again in the first century B.C.E.

It condemned the saints as "evil-doing sinners" and said their canonisation was a "gross insult to the Chinese people's patriotic resistance against foreign aggression and oppression".

Not every case of oppression, foreign rule, or occupation, however morally indefensible, amounts to a moral disaster in the relevant sense.

By dwelling on the necessity of guns "to the security of a free state," these interpreters of the Second Amendment imply that gun ownership continues to allow Americans to protect themselves against a tyrannical government that could come to power in the US, or perhaps from foreign invasion and oppression.

"For as long as such arbitrary acts and oppression of foreign forces continue, the security agreement with the United States will not be signed," he said.