Sentence examples for systematically suppressed from inspiring English sources

In Hungary the dominant Hungarians systematically suppressed Slovak ethnic identity.

Political and ethnic dissent were systematically suppressed in the name of unity.

Exploiting or even seriously assessing that potential has been systematically suppressed for decades as a fatal competitor to nuclear power.

Years of authoritarian rule meant that political and social institutions allowing the peaceful articulation of popular dissent were systematically suppressed.

Some fractions of the revolt have connections to Iran, to be sure, but Bahrain is also a modern little city-state with a large middle class, and the Shia population there has high expectations for its inclusion in Bahrain's politics and economy, and they have been systematically suppressed.

It will cover a period that includes not only China's historic economic boom but also the bloody crackdown that ended the demonstrations at Tiananmen Square in 1989, an event that has turned out to be among the most thoroughly and systematically suppressed memories in the history of official histories.

Saudi Arabia, the report noted, imposes strict limits on civil society, severely discriminates against women, and systematically suppresses dissent.

When the tech Web site Gizmodo reported the claim of an anonymous employee that the curators were systematically suppressing conservative news stories, the right-wing blogosphere exploded.

"More than a billion people live under governments that systematically suppress religious freedom," Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said in remarks summarizing the new report.

They accused some banks of "systematically" suppressing information about the vulnerabilities.

The obtained results demonstrate the importance of systematically suppressing the binding energy for competing ligands.