Sentence examples for suppression war from inspiring English sources

As Bruce Chadwick, PhD -- writing professor at New Jersey City University and lecturer of history and film at Rutgers University -- pointed out in a recent article, the '50s were also a time of racism, sexism, gay suppression, war and international conflict.

The first is that Republicans win the voter suppression wars.

But big-time fire suppression is like war -- federally financed, whatever the expense -- with bulldozers, helicopters, planes and legions of foot soldiers.

Lopez argues that the determined suppression, after the war, of anything with a Nazi odor — and a chronic lack of appetite for the material ever since — leaves us blinking at hints of a style that was second nature in Europe seventy years ago.

Public persons, Aquinas thinks, can rightfully intend to kill in carrying out needful acts of war, suppression of serious wrongdoing, and punishment (see also 6.3 below).

Some critics thought that he was doing too much ; others too little, including with respect to Saddam's cruel post -- war suppression of the Kurds.

The overtones of political suppression, of civil wars and firing squads are impossible to ignore.

Relates to detention of Polish prisoners of war and suppression of Ukrainian and Belarusian nationalist activities.

An Attempted Coup And Violent Suppression As the proxy war in Lebanon had been simmering, a more threatening rebellion was brewing at home.

Hoffman pictured how global urbanism carried by the people of Berlin could be preserved even through times of war and suppression.

A German doctor and botanist in St . Louis George Engelmann, agreed: "In spite of all the great principles trumpeted it is a horrible war of suppression," he wrote, joining McDowell in thinking how to undermine the Union cause.