Sentence examples for oppressive campaign from inspiring English sources

To HT, Australia's national anthem and democratic values are tools of an oppressive campaign of "forced assimilation".

In a frequently fiery meeting, Mayne clashed with Frank Lowy after accusing the billionaire of running an "oppressive" campaign to get the deal across the line.

Government and private media, as well as other state organs, lined up behind him as he spearheaded an oppressive security campaign, first against the Muslim Brotherhood and then against dissidents of all stripes.

...references the recent increase of [organized] attacks and torturing of homosexuals in Russia, which is subsequent to a long, hateful, and oppressive political campaign against the LGBT community.

Critics say that oppressive rules governing campaigning, repression of the main opposition party and other elements ensure that the army will still control the government.

Ms Namazie, who fled Iran's oppressive regime and now campaigns against Islamic extremism, was giving a talk organised by the university's Atheist Society on "Apostasy, blasphemy and free expression in the age of Isis".

"The whole belligerent campaign appears to be oppressive and about vindication," says Burstein.

He has denounced Maduro's campaign as "obnoxious and oppressive," viewing it as a veiled military threat.

Military and civilian campaigns alike relied on oppressive and exclusionary tactics to uphold these urgent patriotic projects.

Other campaigns seek to tie oppressive practices abroad to US-based corporations back here, in order to tarnish the image of the companies with their own customers.

During the 1980's and 90's, Bianca Jagger campaigned against US-supported oppressive governments throughout Latin America, including in El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala, denounced the Contra war in Nicaragua, and worked closely with the Washington Office for Latin America.