oppressive government - translation to greek
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oppressive government - translation to greek

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Underground government; Underground Government; Inner government; Shadow government (disambiguation); Double government; Shadow Government

oppressive government      
καταπιεστική κυβέρνηση
καταπιεστική κυβέρνηση      
oppressive government
provisional government         
TEMPORARY OR EMERGENCY GOVERNMENT BODY/AUTHORITY CREATED WHEN NONE EXISTS
Provisional Government; Transitional government; Temporary government; Temporary Government; Interim government; Porvisional government; Provisional authority; Interim Prime Minister; Provisional governments; Emergency government; Transitional governments
προσωρινή κυβέρνηση

Definition

local government
¦ noun the administration of a particular county or district, with representatives elected by those who live there.

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Shadow government

Shadow government may refer to:

Examples of use of oppressive government
1. "We are facing a corrupt oppressive government and an unarmed people confronting it with stones.
2. Exile groups believe Cubans trying to reach the US should be allowed to stay because they are fleeing an oppressive government.
3. Exile groups believe Cubans trying to reach the US should be allowed to stay because, they say, they are fleeing an oppressive government.
4. Although EPRDF speaks in the name of national equality, its policy is not different from the classical divide and rule policy of any oppressive government.
5. "We condemn this," said Paul Biggs of the Association of British Drivers, which campaigns peacefully against what it calls oppressive government regulation of motorists.