Examples of using Violent repression in English and their translations into Polish
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What, so the CIA would support violent repression?
Côte d'Ivoire: Violent Repression of Street Protests.
Justice must be done in Turkey over violent repression.
Today that regime embarked upon violent repression and our hearts go out to the fate of the Burmese people.
The way to resolve the recent conflicts in Bahrain, for example, is by engaging civil society and not by using violent repression.
During the violent repression, several opposition leaders were wounded and temporarily arrested.
The EU adopts restrictive measures against Syria, responding to the violent repression of pro-democracy demonstrations.
We must condemn the violent repression of the opposition and the falsification of the results of the presidential election.
Declaration by the High Representative, Catherine Ashton, on behalf of the European Union on EU action following the escalation of violent repression in Syria.
Whereas the Union strongly condemns the violent repression of the non-violent expression of political views;
The Council recalls that restrictive measures target individuals andentities responsible for, or associated with, the violent repression against the civilian population.
Turkmenistan, condemning the violent repression of any form of press freedom and political conviction;
Therefore, the EU persists in its efforts to ensure that the UN Security Council assumes its responsibility in this respect,including by condemning the ongoing violent repression.
The EU considers that the ongoing violent repression in Syria constitutes a threat to internal and regional stability.
The deterioration of democracy in Russia might also be the very reason why the Kremlin has recognised the Belarusian presidential elections and described the violent repression as an'internal affair' of Belarus.
The Council condemns in particular the acts of violent repression against the opposition and calls on all parties to refrain from violence.
However, the Council deplores the lack of progress made this year towards a genuine transition to democracy in Burma/Myanmar since the violent repression of peaceful demonstrations by the military authorities.
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 EU deplores the fact that the Syrian leadership has chosen to ignore repeated calls made by the international community andcontinues its policy of deliberate violent repression of peaceful protestors.
The Council condemned the acts of violent repression against the opposition in Zimbabwe and in response to those acts decided to extend the EU's visa ban list.
The Council Decision imposes restrictive measures against Syria andpersons responsible for the violent repression against the civilian population in Syria and those associated with them.
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 first of May andits universal watchwords were historically built on the most violent repression at the cost of innumerable struggles, sacrifices and lives lost.
The restrictive measures are composed of an arms embargo and a visa ban aimed at preventing the entry into EU territory of members of the National Council for Democracy and Development(NCDD) andindividuals associated with them who are responsible for the violent repression or the political stalemate in the country.
In 2017, Zahreddine was added to a European Union sanctions list for his role in"violent repression against the civilian population, including during the siege of Baba Amr in February 2012.
They consist of an arms embargo and a visa ban aimed at preventing entry into EU territory of members of the National Council for Democracy and Development andindividuals associated with them who were responsible for the violent repression or for the political stalemate in the country.
Sanctions are 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.
In meetings with Government, opposition and human rights groups, Ana Gomes andRichard Howitt said it was essential to bring accountability to all responsible for violent repression against the February 2011 uprising in Bahrain.
Unfortunately, the governments are reacting to these legitimate demands with violent repression and the application of anti-terrorism laws intended to justify the extrajudicial execution, torture, abduction and disappearance of many demonstrators.
The EU calls on the international community to join its efforts to target those responsible for or associated with the violent repression and those who support or benefit from the regime.