Sentence examples for more violent suppression from inspiring English sources

"Without any doubt, increasing these demands can lead to more violent suppression of the movement".

The Middle East is being radicalized by the wars, strengthening resistance; nationalism, sectarianism and jihadism are rising; retribution brings more violent suppression, which in turn creates more enemies and more resistance.

But many Syrian activists argue that she has fully endorsed the violent suppression, with more than 9,000 dead by the United Nations' count.

Even so, the Iranian handling of the election looks more and more like a repeat of the Chinese model — violent suppression followed by a concerted propaganda effort to shape the way recent events will be perceived.

I hear from some people on the left that Donald Trump's victory was at least partially the fault of "identity politics" — of feminists pushing too hard, of Black Lives Matter being too aggressive, of trans people needing to go to the bathroom — as though the violent suppression of a movement points more toward its irrelevance than its necessity.

Her international visibility should have given her some protection from the violent suppression of activism that claimed the lives of more than 100 citizens fighting for the rights of the Honduran people in just the four years from 2010 to 2014.

Analysts say advocates of faster political change inside and outside the Communist Party may view his passing as an opportunity to highlight demands for more open government and for a reassessment of the army's violent suppression of student-led protests in 1989.

After the violent suppression of a democracy movement in 1988, an even more ruthless set of generals took charge.

BEIRUT, Lebanon Syriaia's diplomatic isolation deepened on Friday as four more Persian Gulf states moved to close their Damascus embassies in protest of the violent suppression of a year-old uprising.

An Attempted Coup And Violent Suppression As the proxy war in Lebanon had been simmering, a more threatening rebellion was brewing at home.

China's violent suppression of protests in Tibet does not present the optimal image of an Olympic host, any more than barring live TV shots from Tiananmen Square during the Summer Games in Beijing this August burnishes the government's reputation.