Sentence examples for further subjugation from inspiring English sources
The obvious consequence is more concentration of power and a further subjugation of the suburbs, which generates more and more unruly, unnamed dwellers.
While land occupation may play a role in escalating tensions, for José Marimán political scientist, sometime government advisor, and a leading authority on Mapuche issues the abandonment of activism under current conditions would simply mean further subjugation of indigenous rights and a continuation of past injustice for those dispossessed decades earlier.
Many of the concerns stem from the community responses to 'top down' approaches that expose already vulnerable communities to further subjugation.
Resolving this problem in the long term will require local solutions, but, in the meantime, preventing further Rohingya subjugation should be a major human rights concern for ASEAN member states and the international community.
Or, indeed, to its cancellation or subjugation to a further referendum.
In his first television address since the election Sept. 24, Mr. Milosevic said a victory by Mr. Kostunica and the opposition would mean the subjugation of Yugoslavia, its further disintegration and its occupation by foreign forces.
Since 1947, when President Harry S. Truman set forth a policy to stop further Soviet expansion and "support free peoples" who were "resisting subjugation by armed minorities or by outside pressures," America has acted as the world's policeman.
Further, its unquestioned role in redeeming China first from the humiliating subjugation by Western powers and then from Japanese aggression gives it the unique ability to moderate Chinese nationalism toward the outside world.
Here, for him, was further proof, as if it were needed, that imperialist expansion and brute subjugation are coded in Russia's DNA.
Since the military crushed a peaceful nationwide uprising in 1988, killing an estimated 3,000 civilians, the country, formerly known as Burma, has sunk further into poverty and repression and become a symbol for the outside world of the harsh military subjugation of a people.
