Sentence examples for type of repression from inspiring English sources

Washington could be much more vocal and forceful in letting its allies know that the path of stability means avoiding the type of repression witnessed in Bahrain.

Basic repression refers to the type of repression or modification of the instincts that is necessary "for the perpetuation of the human race in civilization" (Marcuse 1955: 35).

But as Dostoyevsky foresaw, the use of inhuman methods to achieve a new kind of freedom produced a type of repression that was much more far-reaching than the theatrical cruelties of tsarism.

Under increased surveillance, Hundert argues, people will start "to organize with family and with neighbors and on scales that this type of repression can't stop".

Under increased surveillance, Hundert argues, people will start "to organize with family and with neighbours and on scales that this type of repression can't stop".

"As someone who engages in this resistance, this is the type of repression that we expect from the state so it doesn't really change anything for me," Gord Hill said.

As a result of our artistic works, the company experienced all possible types of repression, from dismissal from their jobs to arrest of the whole group, together with all spectators".

Oberschall (1973) conceptually distinguishes two types of repression: rigid and coercive measures, and pliable channeling strategies.

Finally, it might be argued that even if the state provides some benefits to its subjects, and provides them intentionally, the state may still lose its claim to gratitude if it subsequently harms those subjects, which many states do, through unjust laws or other types of repression and persecution.

Among other things, Christianity brought with it a type of sexual repression unknown in pagan times.

"There's a temptation in some European countries to support this type of financial repression".