Sentence examples for After regime from inspiring English sources

After regime change, the United States would persuade Iran to end its nuclear-weapons program and its support for terrorists elsewhere in the Middle East, especially Hezbollah.

After regime soldiers killed Akool's brother, moderate Arabs in the opposition were gradually vanquished by Islamists, and so the Y.P.G. switched sides.

But after "regime change," Russia's economy faltered.

Russia's future after regime change is indeed worrisome.

What is Plan B if the Middle East doesn't fall into place after regime change in Baghdad?

Now I know that Mugabe actually believes in things, ideologically, like that the British are after regime change in Zimbabwe.

Truth commissions are usually established soon after regimes' (often disorderly) collapse.

After regimes that were often sour or stale or sarcastic, the new Jets coach looks as if he will be a terrific leader, although there is some question because he has never been a head coach or coordinator.

Russia, they say, has never fully grappled with and exposed the sins of Communism, never embarked on the kind of truth and reconciliation process pursued by other countries, like South Africa, after regimes were overthrown.

He and Aristide went into exile after a military coup in 1991, but they returned in 1994 after the regime had stepped aside under threat of U.S. invasion.

The country is bracing itself for life after the regime.