Sentence examples for repressive control from inspiring English sources

Despite Hamas' repressive control of the Gaza Strip and the unacceptable terrorist rocket attacks on Israel, the non-Hamas Palestinian National Authority reaches almost all of the Palestinian population with key assistance.

While Carrington succeeded in keeping the state secure, his operatives also carried out arbitrary arrests, suppressed freedom of speech and freedom of association, and generally maintained a repressive control of the southern-sympathetic minority.

For almost three decades, the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), a terrorist group banned in over thirty democracies worldwide, including here in the US, had held the people of the Northern and Eastern Provinces of Sri Lanka under their repressive control.

"Why North Korea Will Not Change" is the subtitle of an article in the current issue of Foreign Affairs And, oh, by the way, as a reminder of the government's absolute and repressive control, last week (just days after we left the country) it publicly executed 15 people, including 13 women, who tried to escape to China.

Enhancer of Zeste E z) proteins catalyze H3K27 trimethylation and are involved in the repressive control of gene expression [ 19].

Our data suggest possible diversification strategy for selective exclusion/inclusion of certain target genes from/for repressive control during the specific stages of development.

The emperor ruled with the aid of an aristocratic bureaucracy, exercising authority with harsh and often repressive controls.

In repressive societies, control over communications channels were held by government.

We need a much more liberal civil order that rebalances the increasingly repressive state control and surveillance in favour of reinvigorated civil liberties.

But within the General Assembly, the rift between countries interested in drug policy reform and those with repressive drug control regimes was evident.

Leaving the territory of Congress Poland, which subsequently fell under stricter and more repressive Russian control, the Poles crossed the border into Prussia (October 5) and surrendered, thus ending the November Insurrection.