Sentence examples for press suppression from inspiring English sources

The police paid special attention to press suppression, achieved with arrests, punches, kicks to the groin, and not so tender shoves to the ground.

The bizarre atmosphere of confusion, paranoia and misapprehension – a direct result of Bilderberg's half-century history of press suppression, of delegates crouching on limo floors, or lying to their parliaments that they've attended (I'm talking to you, Tony Blair) – is finally lifting.

He defended censorship of the press, the suppression of democracy, and even downplayed execution without trial.

Kings such as Henry II were rarely concerned with abstract justice, and royal control of the church posed problems not unlike those posed nowadays by state censorship of the press or suppression of the right of peaceful protest.

And it's all a little too familiar for anyone watching from the United States, where attacks on the press, electoral suppression and xenophobia have led us into a very dark moment.

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Always told that minorities receive preferential treatment in education and family planning, and with nothing ever reported in the Chinese press about the suppression of minority culture and religion, many Han are left wondering why the Uighurs are so angry.

Single voxel 1H MR spectroscopy was performed in the parietal cortex (PC), frontal cortex (FC), basal ganglia (BG) and white matter semiovale (WM) using a point resolved spectroscopy sequence (PRESS) with water suppression enhanced through T1 effects (WET) [79] using the following parameters: TE = 30 ms, TR = 2500 ms and 192 acquisitions.

For example, the thumb voxels (first row) had the highest activity during ipsilateral thumb presses, that is, suppression was lowest for this condition.

Suppression of press freedom might just be the last straw.

A second part of the strategy would press for the gradual suppression of coal use and the global trade in coal, with compensation outlays for the coal industry as a whole.