Sentence examples similar to resort to repression from inspiring English sources

But to do so he has had to resort to repression and violence, just as his reviled predecessors did.

And resorting to repression in Russia and Ukraine is directly counterproductive.

"There is still the danger of the classic cold war mentality that resorts to repression and is still present in this government.

But with most institutions consumed by corrosion, it may have to resort to harder repression.

But inside Mr. Obama's National Security Council, and around the world, versions of the same question were being asked: Will the resort to raw repression work?

But because they do not control monetary policy, they could not resort to "financial repression"—reducing real debt burdens via inflation or low interest rates.

In his determination to consolidate his absolute powers, he will have to resort to increased repression and rule by decree, which will certainly instigate further street protests and over time widespread unrest.

Resistant cells often resort to the repression of apoptotic pathways by upregulating Bcl-2.

He may instead resort to more active repression, thereby making the country look a lot more Soviet.

It is by no means certain that the old order, apart from isolated rightist extremists, had the will or capability to resort to the bloody repression envisaged by Mandela's leadership.

For far too long we have utilized "realism" as an excuse for restrictive policies that equate security with the need to resort to force and repression.