Sentence examples for state brutally from inspiring English sources

Can the outside world simply stand by when a rogue state brutally abuses the basic rights of those it governs?

Adoptions were unpopular in the U.S.S.R., where the state brutally interfered in people's private lives and proclaimed that orphans should be raised by the state.

The group was founded during the four-decade rule of Francisco Franco, when the Spanish state brutally repressed all manifestations of Basque culture.

The state brutally suppressed protesters during its version of the Arab Spring in 2011 and there have been widespread reports of Bahrani protesters being jailed and tortured having demanded democratic rights for the Shia majority, an estimated 60 per cent of Bahraini citizens, from the Sunni al-Khalifa monarchy.

She levelled the rickety old buildings of corporate state Britain, brutally.

Protests broke out in four cities on Friday, a rare event in a police state that brutally represses dissent.

Emile Henry was born there, and he was raised on tales of how the French state had brutally suppressed freedom.

The state, however brutally, civilised its citizens and persuaded them to surrender the satisfactions of vengeance to impartial law.

Indeed, Madeleine Albright, the secretary of state, rather brutally asserted this week that "the human tragedy" in Kosovo was a "larger issue" than the accidental killing of three Chinese journalists.

Territories once enjoyed by the "Islamic State", and brutally enforced public support are, perhaps for the first time, under serious threat.

With the start of the national civil war, most of Kansas rallied behind the Union; Missouri, ever the border state, was brutally divided, a rupture evinced by the two governments, one Confederate and one Unionist, which each claimed to be the state's lawful authority.