Examples of using Repressive in English and their translations into Slovak
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This repressive treatment of people at the margins of our societies reflects a new'panic' policy for public spaces.
I grew up under repressive military governments that devalued education,
Two of the most repressive regimes on the planet-- China and Burma-- struggle to respond to devastating disasters:
RB: Yes, but a repressive bureaucracy doesn't necessarily run the factories
Israel has consolidated its repressive military rule of the Occupied Palestinian Territories through thousands of military orders.
However, the slight concessions have obviously shaken up the repressive system in such a way that the President has once again revealed his true colours as a ruthless dictator.
There were- it's the most repressive, extremist, strongest center of Islamic fundamentalism,
The group is thus an opportunistic alliance between those who employ the repressive apparatus of the state
We cannot create a repressive policy for smokers that involves the restriction of their civil liberties.
followed more recently by an even more repressive Islamist leader.
For neither Marx nor Lenin was socialism a matter of returning to smaller(and thereby less repressive and comprehensive) systems of social organization;
followed more recently by an even more repressive Islamist.
This film reveals for the first time the incredible impact made by Scottish factory workers against one of the most repressive dictatorships of the 20th century.
Many in Chile see replacing the constitution- which smacks of a dark, repressive chapter in the country's past- as a way to help end the crisis.
will give greater legitimacy to what are mainly repressive measures via mechanisms for their evaluation.
Sullivan said North Korea is“one of the most repressive and abusive regimes in the world”.
merely repressive and freedom-destroying ones.
Iran has a very vibrant civil society, in spite of all the repressive measures against groups such as the trade unions.
who is now the most prominent political prisoner of the repressive German regime,
he became the symbol of normalisation, which meant a halt to all democratisation processes and a return to a repressive communist regime.