Sentence examples for is less repressive from inspiring English sources

The Salafis, often with links to Saudi Arabia, are seen as having become more visible because internal security is less repressive now than before the revolution.

Therefore despite the fact that nPTB is less repressive than PTB upon the SRC N1 exon [56], for other splicing events it has repressor activity similar to PTB.

There is little doubt that the Kurdish political system has been less repressive than Saddam Hussein's.

One cascading rationale he offered for invading Iraq was the benign domino theory, that bringing democracy to Iraq would sway the autocrats in the region to be less repressive.

First, a commitment to stop ISIS is not a one-time deal, It would involve a sustained military strategy and, even more important, a determined effort to push Mr Maliki to be less repressive against Sunnis and to share Shia power with them.

Vehement anti-communist Jeanne Kirkpatrick, Ronald Reagan's foreign policy advisor and United Nations ambassador favored supporting friendly right wing dictatorship because as she put it "traditional authoritarian governments are less repressive than revolutionary autocracies".

These differ substantially from experiences in high-income countries where laws relating to drug use tend to be less repressive, and in generalised HIV/AIDS epidemic settings where the main mode of HIV transmission tends not to be through injecting drug use [ 23, 24, 31- 51].

We also found that the cell "energy" increases during the reprogramming process, because of less repressive histone markers and thus repression potential H3 (see Method) is less.

The Salafis, often with links to Saudi Arabia, are seen as having gained prominence because security is far less repressive now than before the revolution.

Compared to Britain, however, Norway is still less repressive.

It is pointed out acerbically that the 18th-century legal system was less draconian and repressive in practice than he thought.