Sentence examples for suppressed making from inspiring English sources

Traditional social institutions and organizations are discouraged and suppressed, making people more willing to be merged into a single unified movement.

Furthermore, the ILRS at ½VRead was sufficiently suppressed, making it usable for cross-point array applications.

With this setting, the confidence of non-cough signals are manually suppressed, making many low confidential cough signals detected.

Ordinarily the Government should choose between opposing a motion to suppress made before trial and basing the case upon possession, but if necessary the District Court's discretion to hear the motion to suppress during trial may be invoked.

As a second ground sustaining 'standing' here we hold that petitioner's testimony on the motion to suppress made out a sufficient interest in the premises to establish him as a 'person aggrieved' by their search.

The New York University School of Law's Brennan Center for Social Justice has already made a strong case that in at least four states (Virginia, Kansas, Florida, and North Carolina) enough votes were suppressed to make a difference in specific close races.

These suppressed hopes made him feel guilty and even disgusted with himself.

The very fact that it was suppressed only made the mystique stronger.

Internet speeds in the country are intentionally suppressed to make certain Web activities, including the streaming of video, virtually impossible.

The Syrian government used violence to suppress demonstrations, making extensive use of police, military, and paramilitary forces.

She offers up chilling case studies and heartbreaking testimonies of women infantilised, suppressed and made suicidal by the misery of "occupation: housewife".