Sentence examples for measures of repression from inspiring English sources
Mendolia's model represents an extension of conventional categorical measures of repression, which might not yield an accurate representation of observed variations in repressive coping [ 20].
The other day, in an open letter to their compatriots and the world, almost 100 of America's most distinguished names in art, literature and education wrote this: 'Let it not be said that people in the United States did nothing when their government declared a war without limit and instituted stark new measures of repression.
Disagreement with restoration politics partly led to the rise of liberal movements, followed by new measures of repression by Austrian statesman Metternich.
The Somozas contained popular uprisings and elite dissent through extreme measures of repression executed by the National Guard.
The past three party congresses -- from the 14th to the 16th -- have shown that the party leaders are trapped in a self-created paradox: they refuse to initiate political reform for fear of a Soviet-style collapse, yet every added measure of repression brings only temporary relief while creating an ever widening social gap.
There exists no European government; only management of austerity measures and of repression.
There is no democratic governance, only management of austerity measures and of repression by unelected commissioners and financiers.
There was an enormous amount of repression.
It was the normalcy of it that was so extraordinary, and that was a measure of the repression we had been living under.
If business executives are looking to China for its low manufacturing costs and sizable market, political leaders are studying a state perceived to have found a recipe for lifting millions out of poverty with fast growth, even if that means a stiff measure of domestic repression.
As a measure of financial repression due to tax evasion we use seignorage which we define as the ratio of the increase in the base money to total government revenue.
