Sentence examples for suppression of freedom from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia's suppression of freedom of speech has been heavily criticised.

Some saw parallels with some of the activities of Soviet-era writers' unions, with their suppression of freedom of speech and discipline for disagreeing with the consensus.

Humans are spectacularly bad at predicting and shaping the future – and the very attempt in an age of doom-saying is bound to mean suppression of freedom.

Lord Lawson gave a lecture last year, claiming that "the suppression of freedom of speech in the universities now is one of the great problems of our time".

The result of the suppression of freedom is, once again, resentment and a weakening of the bonds that unite subjects to their government.

Originally inspired by research on the 17th-century painter Artemisia Gentileschi, Ms. Buglisi's "Requiem," set to Fauré's Requiem, is a quartet for women that reflects on suppression of freedom and is colored by the events of Sept. 11.

Jordan "will sooner or later face the flood of Tunisia and Egypt due to the suppression of freedoms and looting of public funds," the letter warns.

In recent weeks, young people have been demonstrating against Russia's leader and his tsar-like pretensions, his suppression of freedoms, and his cynical foreign policy.

Apple Can't Resist Playing by China's Rules: The company will be taking part in the suppression of freedoms abroad while espousing high-minded values at home.

But Cuba's communist leadership now finds itself in a familiar position: rallying its people in the face of outside criticism of its suppression of freedoms.

There is much that can never be forgiven the sovok, as it was built on human bones and the suppression of freedoms.