Sentence examples for suppression game from inspiring English sources
Which brings us to Kansas Secretary of State Kris W. Kobach, who is considered by fellow Republican AGs as the master of the GOP voter suppression game.
Log online and join a Suppression game.
Our central bank cannot keep up this distorting, interest-rate-suppression game forever.
These receptor-coupled feedback circuits underlie the so called "Whac-a-Mole®" effect, named after the popular arcade game, wherein suppression of a single RTK or pathway induces compensatory activation of a parallel, functionally redundant pathway.
Even if the name of the game is turnout suppression, it's hard to imagine memories of a rather mild spat from June rousing anyone to the polls in November especially since many who would normally count as part of Mr Dobson's constituency seem reluctant to rally behind him in this case.More interesting, though, is the substance of the disagreement.
And a shrewd Chief of Staff that looked toward the next election (like Karl Rove) would use the Justice Department as the voting rights cops they are supposed to be used, and stop the Republican games of voter suppression from caging that keep coming up every election cycle.
Some police intelligence men feel the heavily white police force is a symbol of racial suppression and is thus considered fair game by large numbers of blacks.
We told ourselves afterwards we needed a little less patrician a candidate, a little better ground game, a little less voter suppression.
26– 27 Bavelier and colleagues have found that habitual action video game players are better at suppressing distracting information and that the better the suppression, the faster the reaction time.
Unlike past studies, meaning suppression was not obligatory for successful task performance, as both primes (game, dance) were related to the target (ball).
Throughout the history of the industry we have had self-policing, legal suppression, publisher, platform and retailer demands for creative changes to games based on censorship.
