Examples of using To repression in English and their translations into Swedish
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Were subjected to repression, even those who heroically fought against the enemy.
The constitutional court ruled on the reimbursement of housing confiscated from Soviet citizens due to repression.
We ought also to be calling for an end to repression of the Roman Catholic Church.
The reference to repressions, consequently, explains nothing, for the question naturally arises.
so as not to give rise to repression.
The situation of Falun Gong followers who have been subject to repression because of their beliefs remains a matter of concern for us.
spaces they're subjected to repression in various forms.
The democracy movement is subject to repression, and for years now Mrs Aung San Suu Kyi, President of the National League for Democracy, has been under house arrest.
they may not be subject to repression.
For an immediate halt to repression and the immediate release of all the arrested demonstrators
its role regarding the ongoing reforms in order to avoid any return to repression and restrictions.
stop giving absolute priority to repression and to the closure of borders, with a style of management that we now see to be inhuman
state as would lead to repression.
multidisciplinary approach which is not limited to repression, but which integrates international cooperation with third countries.
This cannot be reduced to repression alone, but must be directed towards the implementation of a plan for economic aid to the poorest countries of the Middle East
It is without doubt crucial that EU measures to combat drugs should not be restricted exclusively to repression, given that drug addiction is not merely a judicial or police matter.
particularly those relating to repression of the masses by the Iranian security forces.
probable return to repression and the restoration of former authoritarian regimes or dictatorships.
they use every method to do so, from deceiving them to repression, using blackmail and manipulation as needed.
are resorting to repression and violence against trade unions
the withdrawing of legislation restricting the operations of independent civil society and an end to repression and intimidation of NGOs,
Despite this economic growth, Bolivia reverted to the repression of earlier regimes.
a complete end to all repression.
efforts to create reforms, they inevitably lead to more repression.
Faltering governments almost always resort to brutal repression to attempt stay in power,