Sentence examples for has long suppressed from inspiring English sources

That, many believe, has long suppressed the company's share value.

Although Mr Museveni allows a reasonably free press, he has long suppressed multi-party politics.

She mentioned that Iran, Assad's other chief supporter, has long suppressed its own Kurdish population. .

But after he retired in 1996, Mr. Tellep decided to pursue a love he had long suppressed -- painting.

Traoré's government had long suppressed civil society, but the 1991 constitution created a new space for cultural and religious expression.

She had long suppressed the memory of her friend's slaying, in part because when it occurred, the teachers at her school told the children not to mention the child's name, nor talk about what happened to her.

Catholic bishops in Guatemala have long suppressed efforts to allow women and couples the means to make their own reproductive choices.

Reports said that it would vest sovereignty in the people, not the state, and acknowledge that the category "Turkish" in reality encompasses people of all ethnicities — implicitly including Kurds, whose separate identity has long been suppressed.

North Korea is widely considered to be the world's most totalitarian society, and organized religion there has long been suppressed in favor of leader-worship, first for the country's founder, Kim Il Sung, and now for his son, Kim Jong Il.

They may see in her something that has long been suppressed inside themselves.

The 17-year-old added that the idea of covering women up to keep them safe is damaging: "The notion that women should clothe themselves because it is 'distracting to men' undermines both the agency and volition of women ― which has long been suppressed ― and the maturity of men, and reinforces the idea that all men are only concerned with sex". .