Sentence examples for repression onto from inspiring English sources

Throughout, the army has succeeded in preserving its reputation by cannily shifting the burden of repression onto the despised interior ministry and brutal secret police, or Mukhabarat.

Furthermore, DNMT3L is able to recruit histone deacetylases through its PHD zinc-finger-like motif and possibly directs repression onto newly established imprints (Aapola et al. 2002; Deplus et al. 2002).

The clash between the press and the party of South Africa's liberation has helped fuel anxieties that the country — a regional powerhouse that plays a critical stabilizing role in Africa — could be going the way of Zimbabwe, where those who fought for majority rule morphed into a kleptocratic elite that has used repression to hang onto power.

But whereas Alexander Solzhenitsyn's "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich," an obvious touchstone for Müller, is an uncomplicated damnation of Stalinist repression, this new novel skates onto slipperier moral ground.

What the more enlightened Arab leaders understand today is that with the mounting pressure of globalization, population explosions and dwindling oil revenues, their long acceptance of political and economic stagnation -- which they managed with repression and by refocusing anger onto Israel and America -- is becoming unsustainable.

May their actions help to shine worldwide light onto a country of repression, corruption and detachment from reality.

A hundred years ago, a bold researcher fascinated by the riddle of human personality might have grabbed onto new psychoanalytic concepts like repression and the unconscious.

Altogether, these results show that zinc counteracted hypoxia-induced HIPK2 downmodulation, recovered the HIPK2 recruitment onto chromatin and led to repression of the HIF-1 pathway.

For example, two microarray data sets can be mapped onto an interaction network to analyse gene repression or activation when different experimental conditions are studied.

Direct repression of MYB by the EMT driver ZEB1 builds onto the paradigm through which tumor growth, invasion, and metastasis are integrated.

As Mr. Porteous has told the BBC: "State repression and abuse are coming out of the torture chambers and onto the streets".