Sentence examples for vigorously suppressed from inspiring English sources

With expanded legal authority, Vorster vigorously suppressed and harassed opponents of his government's racial policies.

Beginning in October, Prieur de la Marne was dispatched on missions to the coastal towns in and around Brittany, where he vigorously suppressed counterrevolutionary activity.

Civil disturbances occurring during an outbreak of cholera in 1837 were vigorously suppressed, and, when in 1848 Catania joined the other cities of the island in claiming autonomy for Sicily, this movement was also put down by force.

It was vigorously suppressed in Spain in 1583 but in the early 17th century spread to Italy and reached the French court, where it became a slow, serious processional dance in 3/2 metre.

I would also suggest, however, the creation of an empire tax, which targets those whose inherited and/or current wealth arose directly from trade with or ownership in these countries and in whose name such uprisings as the Mau Mau insurgencies were so vigorously suppressed.

A rigorous crackdown by the local government and military developed into a permanent "Strike Hard" campaign, and this provoked a further outbreak of demonstrations in February 1997 which were vigorously suppressed.

After her father died in 1910, she fought vigorously to suppress writings by or about him that she deemed inconsistent with his wholesome image.

At 3 weeks after injection, the low selenite dose suppressed tumor growth, whereas the high dose more vigorously decreased the tumor volume.

The president of the Russian republic of Chechnya, Ramzan A. Kadyrov, who has suppressed a separatist insurgency with harsh methods and unwavering Kremlin backing, vigorously denied any knowledge of Mr. Israilov, one of his former bodyguards, or of his death.

Erasmus vigorously protested against what he regarded as dishonest and slanderous attacks on his good name and even secured a royal order that Béda's book should be suppressed.

Vote audits are suppressed.