Examples of using Violent repression in English and their translations into German
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Madam President, 11 years ago today, violent repression took place at Gdansk.
We must condemn the violent repression of the opposition and the falsification of the results of the presidential election.
After more than 10 days of detention, lies, struggle and violent repression, M. is finally free.
The EU considers that the ongoing violent repression in Syria constitutes a threat to internal and regional stability.
The increasingly tyrannicalcharacter of global capitalism was demonstrated by the violent repression of the Argentinean people.
The US President was referring to the violent repression of protests which took place in Myanmar at the end of August.
The EPP Group welcomes the Council's decisionto impose restrictive measures on Syria and persons responsible for the violent repression against the civilian population.
Following the violent repression of anti-government demonstrations in Burma in September 2007, the European Parliament.
The only reason for Zhao'scontinued ill treatment was his opposition to the violent repression of the Tiananmen Square protest in 1989.
We firmly condemn the violent repression the Libyan regime applies against its citizens and the gross and systematic violation of human rights.
One of those restrictive measures consisted of a freezing of the fundsand economic resources of certain persons and entities responsible for the violent repression of the civilian population in Syria.
The priority must be an immediate end to the violent repression by the regime in Egypt and the EU must clearly call for this.
The deterioration of democracy in Russia might also be the very reason why theKremlin has recognised the Belarusian presidential elections and described the violent repression as an'internal affair' of Belarus.
I voted in favour of this resolution as I condemn the violent repression of peaceful demonstrators carried out by security forces in Bahrain, Syria and Yemen.
The violent repression practiced by the presidential staff, the Federal Police, and the capital police, shows the“national agreement” at which the parties in the Congress are arriving: it is about maintaining“governability” by repressing young people and the social movements, in order to impose the plans for poverty that the bosses and the United States government are demanding.
It shows humanity before the Apocalypse, the destruction of the world by a comet- the violent repression of the revolutionary masses and the blindness of the people waiting for the end of the world.
In both cases violent repression, sometimes, as in Greece, on a large scale, supplemented the indispensable ideological support given by the workers” parties to these developments.
The governments of these countries responded to the people's legitimate aspirations with violent repression, arbitrary arrests and torture, resulting in serious loss of life, injuries and imprisonments.
In June of that year, the violent repression of a sit-in promoted by the state's teachers resulted in a wave of general protests in Oaxaca and the birth of a largely unfruitful campaign demanding the resignation of Governor Ulises Ruiz Ortiz 2004-2010.
The EU has decided to place restrictive measures aimed at those responsible for or associated with the violent repression and those who support or benefit from the regime, not at the civilian population.
Once again we are witnessing the violent repression of peaceful democratic protests by an untenable dictatorship and once again the EU is dragging its heels with its response.
Up to now, the new Government of Indonesia has made no move to free the people of Timor and their political leader, XananaGusmão, and is continuing the violent repression of peaceful and legitimate demonstrations by a people who are fighting for their freedom.
The EU unreservedly condemns the violent repression of non-violent expressions of political views, including peaceful demonstrations as well as the use of violence and terrorism to achieve political goals.
AMERICA/NICARAGUA- Bishops concerned due to the violence against the rightsof citizens Managua(Agenzia Fides)- The Bishops of Nicaragua condemn the violent repression of the government against farmers, on 29 and 30 November(see Fides 30/11/2016), who were attacked by anti-riot police forces in New Guine….
Electoral fraud, violent repression of demonstrations and executions, which amounted to 680 in 2010(twice as many as in the previous year) and the arrest of opposition leaders leave no doubts over the use of power and violence by the regime.
In an article dated August 1, 2009,the established French newspaper Le Monde denounced the increasingly violent repression of lawyers in China who dare to defend Falun Gong practitioners and other victims of the Chinese regime's blind violence.
I support this claim by the EP that strongly condemns the violent repression by security forces of peaceful demonstrators in Bahrain, Syria and Yemen, and extends its condolences to the families of the victims; expresses its solidarity with the people in those countries, applauds their courage and determination, and strongly supports their legitimate democratic aspirations.
The EU welcomes the special session of the UN Human Rights Council andthe adoption by consensus of a Resolution strongly deploring the continued violent repression and urging the authorities of Burma/Myanmar to ensure full respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms.
In the absence of a willingness and ability to use violent repression, regime survival can be achieved only through concessions, accommodation, and periodic reinvention.
The Council welcomes the holding of the Special Session on Burma/Myanmar in October 2007, and the adoption, by consensus,of a Resolution strongly deploring the violent repression of peaceful demonstrations and continued arrests, urging the government to ensure full respect of human rights and to cooperate fully with humanitarian agencies.