Now the Crimean Tatars fear these organisations will be suppressed in a Russian-controlled Crimea.
The ability to move gets suppressed, in a kind of learned helplessness.
Oppositions to these policies are easily suppressed in a small place with stringent policing and, until the Internet, hardly any outlets where free thought could spread.
The ruling, dated Wednesday, was released yesterday, the same day that a federal judge in St . Louis Catherine D. Perry, ordered evidence suppressed in a related case.
His classic autobiographical novel "Nadja" barely mentions his intimacies with its subject, an intoxicating, half-mad girl, and even that hint was suppressed in a later edition.
I was an assistant United States attorney for eight years, and I never had a piece of evidence suppressed in a case I handled.
Jung once said the detective story "makes it possible to experience without danger all the excitement, passion and desirousness which must be suppressed in a humanitarian ordering of society".
The appeal court subsequently rejected demands by the Labour government, strongly supported by MI5 and MI6, that evidence of what Britain knew of the Guantánamo detainees must be suppressed in a civil case in which they demanded compensation.
Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic, all members of NATO, have only recently rediscovered national feelings after having their nationhood forcibly suppressed in a half-century of Soviet domination.
Food intake was suppressed in a dose-dependent manner.
Decomposition of nitrous acid and oxidation side reaction are suppressed in a closed reaction system.
