Sentence examples for Follow the regime from inspiring English sources

Those who follow the regime also snack on nuts on most days, and eat beans every other day.

Over a year ago, Ms. O'Donnell conscripted her entire staff to follow the regime as she did so herself and discussed it on the air.

But in order to make this opening possible — in order to normalize ties and enjoy all the benefits that would follow — the regime must first decide that it wants to be a normal country and not a revolutionary cause.

Sitting in the splendid town house investment bank Morgan Stanley keeps in Mayfair, Walker insists his 39 recommendations go further than anywhere in the world and hopes he is setting a standard other countries will follow: "The regime I'm proposing is tougher than in any jurisdiction.

However, the mature toxin-encoding nucleotide regions evolve under the constraints of negative selection, likely as a result of their non-specific mode of action which doesn't enforce them to follow the regime of the classic predator prey chemical arms race.

The courts, which used to follow the regime's bidding, have won complete independence.

After kicking around in foreign-policy journals for a decade, it was picked up by Daily Variety in Hollywood, as it followed "the regime change at MCA Music".

Following the regime change in Libya last year, Libya's National Transitional Council told the UK Government it would co-operate with Scottish prosecutors and police investigating the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.

In the looting that followed the regime's collapse, last April, the huge prison complex, by then deserted, was stripped of everything that could be removed, including doors, windows, and bricks.

People who have followed the "regime change" in Hungary over the last several years have known that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán made no secret of his desire to control the bank.

They also make life in rebel-held areas a misery, generating floods of terrified civilians.Some of Syria's rebels have followed the regime's example by torturing, kidnapping and executing their opponents.