Sentence examples for subjugated population from inspiring English sources

Britain's practices in Northern Ireland during the 1970s and 1980s were not so different from Israel's today — and they elicited a similarly rebellious spirit from the subjugated population.

But then, the subjugated population begins to revolt, just like the body begins to revolt without the drug.

This modest but brave "human rights" protest brought worldwide attention to the struggle of an oppressed, subjugated population in the freest country on Earth.

The more angry the subjugated population becomes at the dictator and us for backing him, the more we feel an urgency to help prop up the dictator for fear of an ever-more powerful backlash against that dictator and, by extension, us.

There have been similar legacies of historically subjugated populations that are currently facing similar social and economic disparities, however the response to these two claims is divergent.

The subjugated populations have a much harder fight to change theirs.

They provide insight into how a once small insurgent group has developed a complex bureaucracy to manage revenue streams — from pillaged oil to stolen antiquities — and oversee subjugated populations.

The Israeli leadership could not conceive of itself as anything less than benign, and even persuaded itself that a subjugated Arab population would come to appreciate its overlords.

Rhetoric supporting Shi'ite minorities, popular elected governments like Hamas, and the subjugated Palestinian population ingratiate it to those in the region who are tired of ostensibly Western dominance and deadly intervention.

Bollocks was it just another match!" And it wasn't just the Malvinas, either: it was the revancha of a subjugated and immiserated population.

Alawites were placed at the commanding heights of authority, and the remainder of the diverse population was politically subjugated.