Sentence examples for restricted opposition from inspiring English sources

Both leaders have restricted opposition voices.

Under Kagame, freedom of speech is heavily restricted, opposition is strangled, and government institutions are no more than rubber stamps.

They have not seen real political parties because the government has long restricted opposition parties and free media.

Although he started his political career as a moderate, his ever-tightening grip on power has since restricted opposition voices and tested traditional allies.

It has allowed Orbán to restrict opposition by economic means, by strangling it.

Faced with a potentially unprecedented show of discontent, critics claim the Kremlin has gathered all its resources to restrict opposition, falsify support and threaten punishment if United Russia doesn't give a good showing in Sunday's vote.

From late 1958 when Norm O'Neill made his Test debut until Harvey's retirement in 1963, the duo formed a formidable pairing in the covers, helping to restrict opposition batsmen from scoring in the region.

In a crisis brought on by rapidly falling oil revenues, the government restricted public opposition to the regime, controlled union activity and student movements, nationalized land, and increased oil industry regulation.

They have given away 64 turnovers while England have restricted the opposition to just 45.

The government, however, appeared to restrict the opposition's online presence on Sunday.

It warned, in its latest annual report, of "a marked deterioration [in human rights], characterised by attempts to control civil society, restrict political opposition and marginalise minority groups".