Sentence examples for repressive perspective from inspiring English sources

This is because prevention initiatives regarding drug use in prisons are implemented from a repressive perspective and not from a public health perspective.

My feeling is that repressive regimes repress.

Studies on ELF3-Sha as a natural allele disrupted in normal circadian behavior provide a perspective on its repressive action on clock periodicity.

Hardly surprising, then, that the anger of today's Arab rioters is also directed at their own repressive governments.From the Israeli perspective, there may seem little point in trying to interpret such nuances.

From this perspective, Israel appears the expansionist, repressive bully.

From this perspective, a pre-RC within a repressive environment will eventually be converted to a functional RC, but only if not prevented by a passing replication fork deriving from a nearby more favourable chromosomal environment [63], [64].

These parties promote a strictly Judeo-Christian perspective of European history, mistrust of Islam, repressive hardline immigration policies and reject a Turkey they claim is overpopulated and excessively Muslim.

The proposed government bill's tough stance on drug trafficking while at the same time calling for less repressive approaches to consumption reflects a major shift in perspective toward looking at drug consumption as an issue of public health, and not a criminal one.

From a Jeffersonian perspective, what's going on may look like repressive regimes foisting unpopular policies on peoples striving to be free.

The identification and functional characterization of a UIM in DNMT1 not only changes our view of maintenance DNA methylation, but also opens new perspectives for the involvement of DNMT1 in other repressive epigenetic pathways.

In this updated "Lohengrin" the action is shifted from the Middle Ages to the mid-19th century, not so much to illuminate from a new perspective the artistic truths of Wagner's Romantic opera but to say something about the (apparently) repressive society that produced it.