Sentence examples for suppressed in the name of from inspiring English sources

Political and ethnic dissent were systematically suppressed in the name of unity.

Like the Iraqis, the Tatars saw their leaders crushed, their mosques closed and their faith suppressed in the name of revolution.

Writer says that according to Party line these days, both dissidence within the Soviet Union and criticism without must be suppressed in the name of detente.

A: "I have been surprised and pleased to see the public has reacted so strongly in defence of these rights that are being suppressed in the name of security.

Free speech is regularly named by the public as the most cherished of the so-called British values, yet Cameron is happy to suppress it in the name of safeguarding the values he's supposedly determined to protect.

The editorial page of The Washington Times pilloried the suggestions laid out in the report, writing in an editorial, "When it comes to the media, consumers lose most when government suppresses innovation in the name of 'saving' old business models".

Once again, the government is suppressing information in the name of homeland security.

And there's no need to piss off the industry that donated almost $3.5 million to Democrats and Republicans in 2008 when the government can just suppress information in the name of homeland security.

Most nationalist traditions and rhetoric had been submerged or suppressed under Tito, in the name of "socialist brotherhood and unity".

Johann Bihr of Reporters Without Borders, an advocacy group based in Paris, said in a statement that "the Kurdish issue will not be solved by attempts to suppress dissident views in the name of combating terrorism".

For Hitchcock, this is nothing less than the error of being human, of having needs and feelings within an authoritarian culture, a compound of church and state, that insists on suppressing such things in the name of order and morality.