Sentence examples for report on repression from inspiring English sources

In 1994, an official report on repression in East Germany concluded, "The country of Martin Luther was de-Christianized by the end of the G.D.R".

The first major report on repression of the medical profession during the country's crisis details how a doctor was abducted during an operation and injured patients lying in hospital were tortured and threatened with rape.

El Pais and El Mundo in Spain report on the repression of the Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez regimes in Latin America, while both leaders got soft-soap coverage here in Britain.

Small cases all — the routine accompaniment to unpunished mass killings and torture documented by Human Rights Watch in a stinging 2008 report on political repression in Congo, "We Will Crush You".

It was therefore not a surprise that when the U.S. State Department released its 2011 Religious Freedom Report on July 30 , 2012repression of Muslim Uyghurs in China was deemed "severe".

Already, there have been increased reports of repression against dissenters.

Very few repressed genes showed any alteration in this mark, thus it appears that repression mediated by Hairy does not require changes in such repressive histone modifications, consistent with our previous report that repression on ftz did not change H3K27me3 levels (Li and Arnosti, 2011).

"The Terror" is a vivid and powerful narrative of the years 1789-95, concentrating unsqueamishly on the gory developments in Paris, with occasional excursions to the northeast frontier (to recount how the revolutionary armies were faring against the Austrians and Prussians) and to the recalcitrant provinces (to report on the rebellions and repressions in the northwest and southeast).

Another is that those who do the dirty work for the rest of us, they who risk their lives reporting on war and repression, need someone to stand up for them against governments that would silence them — by imprisonment or, worse, death.

But the new report cites "repression and coercion" of rights advocates, tight restrictions on political dissidents, curbs on journalists and on Internet access, and "severe cultural and religious repression" of ethnic Uighurs and Tibetans.

Previous reports and our results may illustrate the different functions of Dicer on repression of retrotransposons in PGCs and in preimplantation embryos or ES cells.