Sentence examples for which were suppressed for from inspiring English sources

Ludmilla Petrushevskaya's works, which were suppressed for years in Soviet Russia, deal with the grinding tragedies of everyday life.

As early as the 940s there were two serious rebellions in the provinces, which were suppressed for the government by warrior families allied with the Fujiwara.

The blue bars represent 27 S-F type PTNs, which were suppressed for observation but facilitated for execution.

An Alfred Hitchcock documentary about the Holocaust, which was suppressed for political reasons, is to be screened for the first time in the form its director intended after being restored by the Imperial War Museum, reports the Independent.

A report into abuse at children's homes in north Wales which was suppressed for 17 years has been published.

A report into abuse at children's homes in north Wales in the 1970s, '80s and '90s, which was suppressed for 17 years, has finally been published.

In a remarkable development, Chinese language and culture, which had been suppressed for decades, is allowed free expression.

In 1944 President Charles de Gaulle asked Beuve-Méry to create a national free press that would replace Le Temps, which had been suppressed for collaboration with the Nazis.

With the arrival of Premier Mikhail Gorbachev's policy of glasnost, Rybakov was allowed to publish Deti Arbata (1987; Children of the Arbat), much of which had been suppressed for more than two decades.

Individualism, which had been suppressed for a long time, has suddenly come back to life in a society where profit comes before anything else.

The high resolution needed for fine mapping requires a reasonable recombination frequency, which may be suppressed for loci that map to centromeres or other poorly recombining regions.