Sentence examples for whose repression from inspiring English sources

These results imply that A-up genes, which include soma-expressed genes repressed by MES-4 and whose repression is antagonized by DRM, may be regulated indirectly (also see Gaydos et al. 2012).

Next, we considered A-up genes, the 178 autosomal genes that go up in the mes-4 mutant and back down in the double mutant, which we infer are repressed by wild-type MES-4 and whose repression is antagonized by LIN-54.

Its wedding-themed opening sets out the tensions between apparent normality and the forces whose repression it demands.

"Tom and Viv" is fascinating and troubling, yet it is notable not for Vivien, but for her husband and his immersion in the dark side of the English upper middle class, whose repression matched his own perfectly and disastrously.

Mr. Obama must not make the same mistake with the generals, whose repression and intolerance will only bring more instability while destroying the goals of democracy and freedom, jobs and education that inspired the revolution in 2011.

Firsat Yildiz, who has died aged 22, just three weeks after coming tothe city, was a victim first of our Nato partner and candidate EU member Turkey, whose repression and murder of Kurds like him has, for reasons of realpolitik, to be ignored.

Today marks the 25th anniversary of Argentina's last successful military coup, which brought to power a junta whose murderous repression of Argentina's peaceful left became known as the "dirty war".

"Mörder" is written in straight sonata form, while "Sancta Susanna" (1921) is a theme and variations, telling the story of a nun whose sexual repression boils over as she strips and fondles the figure of Jesus on the cross.

Conniving, manipulative, selfish and profoundly hungry for love, Lavinia begins as a young woman whose sexual repression has just sprung a leak, evolves into a murderess and a wanton lover, and then retreats into guilt and the bitter satisfaction of self-loathing.

Their appeal for expedited flows of humanitarian donations came as European leaders were weighing whether to ease a ban on the arms embargo to Syria as a way to help the insurgents who are fighting to topple President Bashar al-Assad, whose harsh repression of a peaceful political uprising in March 2011 signaled the start of what has become a civil war.

In Syria, Iran has provided key support to Assad, whose brutal repression of a Sunni-led uprising has antagonized Sunni power brokers in the region.