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Meanings of repressive measures in English

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Usage of repressive measures in English
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Others accept repressive measures as a fact of life, he said.
Reuters
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He too more repressive measures around the time of the fall of Vietnam.
The new yorker
3
Thereupon, of course, the season for energetic repressive measures vanished, never to return.
The Prince of India; Or, Why Constantinople Fell — Volume 02
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It called on the West to prevent further repressive measures by the Kyrgyz government.
Reuters
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The policy of the Provisional Government alternated between ineffective reforms and stern repressive measures.
Ten Days That Shook the World
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Still worse, we introduce repressive measures that exacerbate their sense of grievance and frustration.
The Guardian
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Even liberals, they believed, were only really stirred by repressive measures aimed against whites.
The Black Experience in America
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Lists some of the repressive measures she has taken.
The new yorker
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The government strengthened his influence by their repressive measures.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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The government is using the most brutal and repressive measures to put down the revolution!
The Red Conspiracy
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It was the first time in independent India that such sweeping repressive measures had been taken.
The new yorker
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The repressive measures of the government drive the disciples of the new philosophy to conspirative methods.
Anarchism and Other Essays
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He now retains control with increasingly repressive measures.
The Guardian
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All my life I have opposed repressive measures and cruelty wherever I have met with them.
The Gadfly
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The Puritanical attitude is almost wholly repressive , and naturally invokes force to aid its repressive measures.
Nonsenseorship
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Still less had loyalty waned under the repressive measures whereby he now proposed to give it vigour.
William Pitt and the Great War
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