Sentence examples for will to suppress from inspiring English sources

The potential of music to energise and exhilarate a crowd is dangerous to dictatorships, the arousal of emotions being counterproductive to their will to suppress.

During the next century Roman senators did not find the political will to suppress the piracy, perhaps in part because it served their interests; pirates supplied tens of thousands of slaves for their Italian estates and disrupted the grain trade, thus raising prices for their produce in Rome.

Now, having highlighted these kinds of worries here, we will to suppress them for the remainder of this entry (so, from here on out, we simply assume that our axioms have models, transitive models, etc).

By inducing arrest, wt p53 primes cells for senescence, unless p53 is able or "willing" to suppress geroconversion.

For example, if a neuron receives a stereotyped temporal sequence of excitatory synaptic inputs, then the Hebbian rule will selectively strengthen the first input in the sequence (since prior information will tend to suppress responses to the latter excitatory inputs) (see ref. 14 for a similar proposal).

And it was a win City deserved for demonstrating the patience and persistence they will need as Everton's dour approach is likely to be mirrored by plenty of sides who will attempt to suppress City's wide range of attacking options at Etihad Stadium.

If they come again it will be to suppress the revolution.

If they rise, Mugabe will try to suppress them by army and other forces.

The gay writers he discussed in his thesis are the last (one hopes, anyway) who will have to suppress their sexuality or encrypt it in their narratives.

The Fed's stimulus campaign basically rests on persuading investors to bet their own money on the proposition that the Fed will continue to suppress interest rates.

Without further measures, these chemicals will continue to suppress populations of orcas and other dolphin species for many decades to come".