Sentence examples for repressive domination from inspiring English sources
Virtually all the leaders of the South Sudan government have second homes in Nairobi – shelters from the fighting in their homeland that claimed a million lives and ultimately led to the secession of the south from the repressive domination by Khartoum.
After the horrors of the Nazi occupation and repressive postwar Soviet domination, Polish cinema suddenly took off in the mid-50s to become a major international force.
For the last 33 years the American public has heard nothing other than allegations that the Islamic Republic is a repressive and dangerous regime, longing for domination of its neighbors and running an outlaw nuclear weapons factory.
Liberal media professors gave warning of the coming domination of the country's airwaves by giant, repressive conglomerates.
The late Mr Bourguiba is credited with wide-ranging social and economic reforms, but also stands accused of having established a repressive regime which cracked down on the opposition and guaranteed domination by a single party, the Rally for Constitutional Democracy (RCD), until the 2011 revolution.
But in the modern era an unholy alliance between repressive Arab regimes and certain conservative Muslim scholars has led to the domination of certain interpretations of Islam that serve the governments but are hostile to human development -- particularly freedom of thought, women's empowerment and the accountability of governments to their people.
Bartky describes repressive satisfactions as those that "fasten us to the established order of domination, for the same system which produces false needs also controls the conditions under which such needs can be satisfied" (Bartky 1990a, 42).
He expected Aryan domination.
