Sentence examples for relentless state from inspiring English sources
That episode on Monday night of "Ten P.M.," broadcast on a popular independent Egyptian satellite channel, appeared to undercut two weeks of relentless state propaganda and inject new vigor into a protest movement that some supporters feared had begun to wane.
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Such proposals coincide with relentless state funding cuts to higher education.
Lacking access to equal forces, and facing a relentless state armed to the teeth, the route left open to African Americans was ethical nobility.
Nearly a million of the stateless Muslim minority -- dismissed as illegal Bangladeshi immigrants by the government -- were stripped of their right to vote earlier this year and face relentless state-backed persecution in Western Myanmar's Rakhine state.
The news media is relentless in stating that England should be coached by an Englishman.
A small but relentless group of state and federal lawmakers keep trying to auction off our public lands, turn them over to states or undermine the federal agencies that manage the lands for all U.S. citizens.
Summer's here, though, and with it, relentless sun, a state of affairs distasteful enough to send me at least on a quest for information: could there be a hat for me?
The Communist Party, which had won the largest bloc of seats in the two previous parliamentary elections, faded badly after a bruising campaign that reflected internal divisions, challenges from breakaway parties and relentless assaults on state television.
Eventually appreciating that nastiness and his party's habit of relentless reduction of the state and of his rival had gone too far, Mr Cameron ordered a last-ditch infusion of optimism and positivity, which was evident in the rejigged manifesto he presented on April 14th.
He has waged a relentless war on state employees – slashing pensions, driving down incomes and wiping out jobs.
