Sentence examples for suppressing of freedom from inspiring English sources
If Kim succeeds in achieving that, would you really complain about the suppressing of freedom of expression and the fact that you have to remove his portraits from your shop windows, and to put them on your bedroom walls?
The issue of how to encourage workplace positivity raises another problem, which is the possibility of suppressing freedom of expression.
But then, requiring religious bodies to submit to licensing from the state, which can be denied on whim, is a notorious way of suppressing freedom of conscience.
Moreover China has an appalling record of suppressing religious freedom, including that of Muslims.
They put a little flesh on skeletal proposals for a "joint mechanism" to combat terrorism and build trust.On the eve of George Bush's departure on his trip that will take in the ASEAN summit in Hanoi at the weekend, America's State Department removed Vietnam from a list of countries accused of suppressing religious freedom.
But keeping children in strollers too long can suppress their growing sense of freedom and curiosity, fostering a dispirited sense of compliance that may plague them for years.
In places like Egypt and Tunisia, Muslim countries where liberal traditions have emerged, the law has repeatedly been used to suppress the emerging champions of freedom and democracy.
Two possible solutions to overcome this problem are to either use dummy members in the model to suppress the unwanted degrees of freedom or to replace the truss elements with beam elements.
Many Tibetans accuse the Chinese of suppressing Tibetan culture, freedom of expression and worship.
The resolution called on the government "to immediately stop all actions aimed at suppressing the freedom of expression and assembly" and "to allow peaceful protests and to prohibit police interference in the work of journalists covering demonstrations".
Optimum parameters of a dynamic vibration absorber of non-traditional form have been derived for suppressing vibration of a single degree-of-freedom system due to ground motion.
