Sentence examples for suppression saying from inspiring English sources

Democrats call the laws voter suppression, saying they make it harder for inner city and minority voters.

However, a spokesperson for TMZ has denied the accusation there was a quid pro quo for the suppression, saying Defamer's version of events is "absolutely not true".

When Radclyffe Hall's lesbian romance The Well of Loneliness was published in 1928, James Dougal, the editor of the Sunday Express, led a successful campaign for its suppression, saying: "I would rather put a phial of prussic acid in the hands of a healthy boy or girl than this novel".

The president of the West Virginia chapter of the NAACP, Owens Brown, likened the spot to voter suppression, saying it was an attempt to create a divide between white Democrats and black voters in Arkansas.

The current fires in Alberta are unlikely to have been exacerbated by suppression, said Spies.

"We're dealing with a hundred years of suppression," said Berrington, streaked and grimy from round-the-clock battle.

"The figures so far are really promising in terms of viral rate suppression," says Shona Horter, a qualitative researcher for MSF Swaziland.

"There's no question we're playing with fire in knocking down tumour suppression," says co-author Jason Pomerantz, a reconstructive surgeon currently at the University of California, San Francisco.

"That event and the badges were sensitive as symbols of the fight against suppression," said Lu Pin, activist and founder of the Feminist Voices blog.

Their previous armed uprisings were a reaction to suppression, says a lawyer who claims that the assembly remains committed to a separation of religion and state.

"This ruling will help ensure that vast swaths of our national forests are not logged without environmental reviews under the guise of forest management or fuel suppression," said Eric Huber, a lawyer for the Sierra Club, which is based in San Francisco.