Police use them to detect and repress dissidents.

(c) Repress grave breaches of the rules of the law of combat

So, he has certain complexes, certain needs he can no longer repress.

In 1989, the Chinese Government sent troops to repress the country s pro democracy movement.

The Republic of Panama, like all States, therefore has the duty to repress drug trafficking and the resulting money laundering activities on its territory, and to help repress these illegal activities in all States.

In some societies, democracy is simply a way for the majority to repress the minority.

Whether individuals can repress and recover memories of traumatic sexual abuse has been especially contentious.

Instead, they repress, censor, silence and even imprison the moderates and appease the religious radicals.

There can be no peace or justice where there are regimes that repress individual freedom.

Despite these sentiments, Microsoft is helping the Chinese authorities to repress information as best they can.

Azad Nevis says the government s reason to repress Sufism is not related to their ideology or religion.

Erdoğan has also misused the legal system to stifle the media and repress citizens freedom of expression.

They only know how to repress the people and defend the interests of the Salvadorian oligarchy (...) quot . 382

Moreover, he uses the civil service and law enforcement authorities extensively to repress the opposition and promote his protégés.

In countries with less independent judicial systems, abuse of copyright law to repress activism is both simple and frequent.

The use of counter terrorist measures to repress minorities such as the Muslim Uighurs was also a source of deep concern.

Needless to say, government mishandling of such disturbances, or a decision to repress them with force, would only fuel further social discontent.

Above all, we should embrace cultural diversity, rather than fear or repress it, in order to engender international cooperation in resolving critical issues.

Argentina's foreign debt was generated during the military dictatorships, when the rich nations of the north provided credit to despots and sold them weapons to repress their people.

At any given moment, Indian armed forces are being employed in the use of massive force to repress people who have rebelled against the impositions of this country.

So, when I look at creativity, I also think that it is this sense or this inability to repress, my looking at associations in practically anything in life.

It appears from press reports that the West finally gave the green light to the Egyptian military to overthrow Morsi, arrest the Muslim Brotherhood s leadership, and repress the Islamist rank and file.

Those who spend in Allah 's Cause deeds of charity , alms , etc . in prosperity and in adversity , who repress anger , and who pardon men verily , Allah loves Al Muhsinun ( the good doers ) .

Those who spend in Allah 's Cause deeds of charity , alms , etc . in prosperity and in adversity , who repress anger , and who pardon men verily , Allah loves Al Muhsinun ( the good doers ) .

In particular, the detention is motivated by the Saudi authorities' alleged determination to repress the teaching and learning of Shia religious studies, as also demonstrated by the ban on the establishment of Shia learning centres.

In a recent mimicking study at the University of Clermont Ferrand in France, subjects were asked to determine whether a smile was real or fake while holding a pencil in their mouth to repress smiling muscles.

Despite the Iranian opposition s continuing efforts to contest the outcome and advance political liberalization, Ahmadinejad and his allies have largely succeeded in consolidating their hold on power by using brute force to repress the reform movement.

In a recent mimicking study at the University of Clermont Ferrand in France, subjects were asked to determine whether a smile was real or fake while holding a pencil in their mouth to repress smiling muscles.

(iii) Failed to take all necessary and reasonable measures within his or her power to prevent or repress the commission of an enforced disappearance or to submit the matter to the competent authorities for investigation and prosecution

While Iran s leadership continues to repress liberal dissenters, it feels secure enough to talk of reconciliation with parts of the loyal opposition Ahmadinejad s conservative and reform oriented adversaries who want to preserve the Islamic system as such.

The Iranian regime would continue to brutally repress its domestic opponents, meddle in Iraq and Afghanistan, arm and fund Hezbollah and Hamas, and, most important, develop the ability to construct one or more nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them.

Repressive regimes would find it harder to borrow, which would, in turn, make it harder for them to repress their people, and make it easier and cheaper for responsible and legitimate governments to secure important funding when they need it.

Such violations of the rights of the people of Western Sahara were a direct result of the state of siege imposed by the Moroccan authorities who were trying to repress the Saharan people through fear, brutality, rape, imprisonment and summary trials.

(f) Articles 99 to 109 of the Convention enumerate illicit activities on the high seas (transport of slaves, piracy, which States must cooperate to repress, the illicit traffic in narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances, unauthorized broadcasting from the high seas).

The attempt to repress the Muslim Brotherhood and to deny Morsi the presidency to which he was elected will most likely lead to massive violence and the strangulation of democracy, however the West and Egyptian anti Islamists try to justify their actions.

Meanwhile, an act against the legalisation of abortion organized by SEDUCE took place, which took a bus with students of military schools for this march , but police did not repress these students, what is that? This is the democracy we live in!

The situation was the result of a decision by Azerbaijan to use military force to repress the legitimate, just and peaceful attempt by the people of Nagorno Karabakh to exercise their right to self determination as guaranteed by international law and the United Nations Charter.

The Mission has received information indicating that the section chiefs, attachés and members of the armed forces and of FRAPH have continued to repress the population in certain regions, especially supporters of the presence of the multinational forces and of the President apos s return.

Just last October, he said There s really no way to, in a broad sense, repress information today, and I think that s a wonderful advance we can all feel good about . T his is a medium of total openness and total freedom, and that s what makes it so special.

Parallel to that, the Working Group observes, some States are inclined to resort to deprivation of liberty, asserting that the use of the Internet in a given case serves terrorist purposes, whereas, in fact, this proves later to be just a pretext to restrict freedom of expression and repress political opponents.

In this regard, Croatia will continue to do all it can to allow for the uninterrupted delivery of humanitarian aid in the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and to repress all kinds of extremism that are threatening the security of the peace forces and undermining the efforts for peaceful settlement of the crisis.

But the French state does what it has to do to repress and contain anti Semitism. Comparisons to Nazi era Europe do nothing to reassure a community that, despite all of the major historical differences between then and now, cannot quite shake the feeling that it is dancing on the rim of a volcano.

Knew, or consciously disregarded information which clearly indicated that subordinates under his her effective authority and control were committing or about to commit an enforced disappearance and Failed to take all necessary and reasonable measures within his or her power to prevent or repress the enforced disappearance or to submit the matter to the competent authorities for investigation and prosecution.