Torres said the final project "involved integral training — so that the police would not be repressive, would have a human spirit, a spirit of permanency and belonging — but it also required a significant investment".
This would be a repressive and unjust bill if it introduced just one victimless crime, even if that crime was punished by a £20 fine.
But signs that the new order would be intolerably repressive had quickly emerged.
It would be an ecstatically repressive building that would help atone for the "excesses" of democracy.
Another possible explanation would be that the repressive function of NRSF/REST requires a threshold of expression.
We therefore tested whether this DNA methylation recovery mediated by DNMT1 would be regulated by local repressive histone modifications.
That is, if a highly repressive MRE for fine-tuning the microRNA-mediated protein suppression provided a selection advantage, the highly repressive MRE would be preserved in evolution.
And the power of internet corporations – plus the reach and dominance of national intelligence agencies such as the NSA – suggest that some kind of (possibly repressive) order would be restored long before "cybergeddon" would be reached.
In probably his most self-critical judgement, Blair has accepted the west did not foresee the degree to which complex tribal, religious and sectarian tensions would be uncorked once a strong, repressive, all-powerful leader such as Saddam was removed.
