Sentence examples for while oppressing from inspiring English sources

These leaders simultaneously instrumentalise religion while oppressing any form of religious opposition.

3. Discarding the difference with the disbelieving sects, and considering co-existence with them as the true societal bond that the ummah must operate in accordance with in order to preserve its goals, while in reality protection is implemented for the rights of all the communities of disbelief while oppressing the Sunnis and their principles.

We backed the Shah and he spent the next years crushing the democratic, secular opposition while oppressing his people.

The Bush tax cuts give to the rich while oppressing the poor, which, as Proverbs says, will only lead to loss.

Incorporating the Palestinians as citizens would doom Israel as a Jewish state; incorporating the land while oppressing its people would metastasize into violence and despair.

As a reminder, that traditional system was designed to provide whites with the blessings of democracy while oppressing, exploiting, and discriminating against their fellow human beings of African origins and heritage.

Mr. Tierney assumes that Mr. Springsteen is attacking the four officers who shot Mr. Diallo 41 times, suggesting that Mr. Springsteen might have been expected to take the side of the officers, who were "working-class guys trying to do their jobs while oppressed by larger social forces".

During their year of vilification, culminating in a trial in an Albany courthouse with a mob outside chanting for their heads, the officers became figures you might expect Bruce Springsteen to sing about: working-class guys trying to do their jobs while oppressed by larger social forces.

You can't protect people while simultaneously oppressing them.

Will the GOP stand on the sidelines as Falcon9 and other Arizona Republicans waste millions more in taxpayer money and gut the educational system, all the while offending, alienating and oppressing the largest growing segment of voters in the nation?

For a long while, I was oppressed by Cyril Connolly's image of "the pram in the hall" as one of "the enemies of promise".