| Certain genres have traditionally been conceived as male territory, thereby limiting or repressing the expression of female writers. |
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| By buying overstock and, since 1996, repressing classic recordings, the company has firmly occupied what remains a lucrative niche. |
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| Such interest, however, does not provide a morally satisfactory justification for violently repressing the Pullman strike. |
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| From boyhood, he learned to keep his feelings to himself, repressing memories of his father and of the emotional impact of early orphanhood. |
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| On the other hand, we have to consider the interest of society at large in finding our wrongdoers and repressing crime. |
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| If we can stay with it, neither acting it out nor repressing it, it wakes us up. |
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| Only occasionally does he give vent to some of the emotions he has spent the past two years repressing. |
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| I think he finished repressing the Irish and was moving on to repress the Scots. |
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| By repressing female sexual expression in dharmic structures, the patriarchy limits female participation at socio-political and cultural levels. |
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| History suggests that this process could take years, repressing global output and welfare in the interim. |
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| The surprise is all the greater since Sheikh Hamad, when he was head of the army, was part of the team repressing protest. |
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| This means being connected and open, because we know that completely repressing one's emotions is far more hazardous. |
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| At first thought, it seems as if repressing your emotions and charging ahead will protect you. |
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| In it he called on the princes and lords of Europe to unite in repressing the peasant uprising. |
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| A zero-sum phenomenon has tended to appear in which societies have responded to the apprehensions of the rich by repressing the poor. |
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| By repressing Buddhism, Vietnam is destroying this potential, and jeopardizing sustainable development for generations to come. |
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| What touching faith in the colonial state apparatus, the exploiters' instrument for repressing the exploited! |
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| The ranks snapped to attention before the princes with a silence that gave the effect not of noiselessness but of waiting, of repressing, a great noise to come. |
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| I am very disappointed indeed that Mr Persson did not take the opportunity this morning to criticise President Putin for the way in which he is repressing the media in Russia, the way in which democracy is being rolled back. |
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| Without forgetting, negating or repressing the past, they are moving forward from victims to authors of their own histories and futures, able to speak in their own name about their pain, and their hope. |
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| The player who begins comes shown by a point that blinks for 5 seconds on the corresponding display. It can be changed repressing the START or the ENTER key. |
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| The milling time still remaining is still visible in the display N. By repressing the start button the mill continues to run until the milling time has completely elapsed. |
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| Violations suffered by women defenders as a consequence of their participation in protests ranged from threats following demonstrations to arrests and excessive use of force in repressing assemblies and marches. |
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| The key role of INTERPOL, which had been involved in repressing this traffic since 1947, was also referred to and the importance of a partnership between museum staff, the police and customs services was reiterated. |
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| By criminalizing and repressing Argentine citizens' demands for their basic economic needs, the state has accelerated a spiral of institutional breakdown that we fear can only lead to chaos. |
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| We must, furthermore, act not only on the supply side, by repressing the traffickers, but also on the demand side, by actively discouraging clients and promoting campaigns to sensitise public opinion. |
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| Similarly, Serbia's Slobodan Milosevic has been forcibly repressing Kosovo's ethnic Albanians regardless of NATO's threat that Serb brutality would not be tolerated. |
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| The failure of the Communist Party to defend Vietnam's territorial sovereignty and its insistence on repressing domestic expressions of patriotism call into question the very legitimacy of its rule. |
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| On the basis of such applications, which may be first requests or for repressing, the SOCIETY shall grant the PRODUCER a conditional reproduction licence or a certificate of nonintervention. |
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| Pollack, who has since released The Real Boys Handbook, a guide for parents and others, says that as a society we shame young boys and men into repressing and denying their more tender feelings. |
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| House Republicans view the light bulb law as the federal government repressing the market. |
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| In addition, excessive use of force and other abuses of authority in repressing acts of protest, and attacks on freedom of opinion and expression were also recorded. |
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| The first thing to be done is for the European institutions to draw up a code of conduct in which they undertake not to have a hand in actions aimed at repressing what goes on online. |
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| By the time boys become teenagers, most of them have become so adept at repressing and masking their more tender feelings that they often no longer have a vocabulary to identify or describe these feelings even to themselves. |
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| It is a cautionary tale about the risks of repressing your inner nature. |
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| Cider was even served to children in the form of a drink called ciderkin, made by soaking what is left of pressed apples and then repressing and fermenting the mixture. |
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