Sentence examples for oppressed countries from inspiring English sources

We don't fear those from war-ravaged and oppressed countries but instead welcome them.

In other words, we should use the military if we have something to gain, but not to protect the lives and rights of those in oppressed countries.

When the government announced plans to crack down on the dark net, for example, but privacy groups have warned that much of the tools are used by people in oppressed countries and victims of crime to stay safe.

Graffiti have been the elemental memes of political speech, from the walls of Pompeii to the New York subways to the Berlin Wall, in all the oppressed countries of this world.

His three acclaimed novels – Oil on Water (2011), Measuring Time (2007), and Waiting for an Angel (2002) – vividly portray ordinary people trying to rise above life's most difficult problems in one of the world's most oppressed countries.

Pericles and his "expansionary" policies have been at the center of arguments promoting democracy in oppressed countries.

For Applebaum the 2008 events in Tibet represented one manifestation of a wider reaction of "captive nations", Uighurs, Mongols, Tibetans, rising up against the tyrannical rule of an old imperial and foreign power that has long oppressed smaller countries and societies surrounding it.

Asghar Hatami, 25, a construction businessman who backed Mr Ahmadinejad in last year's presidential election, said: "I hope the 12th imam's return would bring justice, peace and fairness in the world and put an end to countries like America oppressing Islamic countries, including Iran".

In the years since he lost power, certainly he has changed, but recognisably this is the man who ran the machine that so oppressed this country.

The local prosecutor who had begun the proceedings resigned, but by then the young cleric's situation had become the topic of national debate, reawakening the bitterness many of Communism's victims still feel toward a system that oppressed their country for 42 years.

Through the sport they were told that sexual minorities must be oppressed and that country and nation must come first.