Examples of using Repressive in English and their translations into Norwegian
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I know that engagement with repressive regimes lacks the satisfying purity of indignation.
Among other foreign collaborators were professional torturers allegedly imported from the notoriously repressive Argentine dictatorship of General Jorge Videla.
This is hardly always true. Using the word"always", you used a defensive(or even repressive) response.
The publication suggests that we should expect further deployment of repressive actions against chinese firms in the framework of the chosen political course.
want a totalitarian and repressive rule sets.
some states' states perform repressive internet censorship on its inhabitants.
Researchers caused people's computers to secretly visit websites that were potentially blocked by repressive governments.
Dystopian fiction generally depicts a society whose idealized goals have led to a repressive social structure.
save to make it more violent and repressive.
Such committees of struggle must also take the necessary measures of self-defense against the brutal, repressive offensive of the state.
Like Moncada, the landing was a catastrophe with barely a dozen surviving the first encounters with Batista's repressive forces.
With this in mind, the project"Transformation of the Safety Culture" examines the degree of acceptance by the German population of government repressive measures.
cutting all aid to Central America, US immigration officials are preparing new repressive measures against refugees.
malign influence and repressive policies.”.
the strengthening of the state's repressive apparatus.
It moved to Macau, then a Portuguese colony, in 1900 to escape the repressive measures implemented by the ruling Qing Dynasty of China.
An unsympathetic or repressive response from the U.S. government might well have sparked a Socialist uprising,
As a result of this process, social classes and the repressive features of the state will gradually die out.
For example, in Encore, asking people living under repressive governments to provide consent to have their computer used for measurement of Internet censorship might place those who agree at increased risk.
painters are regularly rounded up by repressive governments and thrown in jail,