Sentence examples similar to Subject to regime from inspiring English sources

In response, the Westminster consensus insists that they should be subject to regimes that are not just cruel, but dysfunctional.

The report vindicates claims by hundreds of former inmates and orphans that they were subject to regimes of physical brutality and sexual exploitation.

Nøstbakken [13] numerically computed optimal management rules of aquaculture systems subject to regime-switching stochastic stocks and prices of farmed fishes.

To find differences in short-term studies where both control and test groups are subject to regimes of similar exposure to fluoride is more difficult than between groups of distinct regimes.

Many returned to be subjected to regimes that regulated where they could live and work.

In this study we used the crucifer Thellungiella salsuginea, which is native to the semi-arid, subarctic region of Canada, to study gene products expressed under natural conditions and compared them with those identified in plants subjected to regimes of simulated stress in growth cabinets.

The project recognizes at the outset that any governance regime is inherently exclusionary as it draws boundaries around communities or assets subject to the regime.

That year Mr. Eifman submitted a work that depicted a psychiatric ward, a sensitive subject to a regime that had had a habit of declaring its opponents insane.

The authors develop a term structure model where the short interest rate and the market price of risks are subject to discrete regime shifts.

More recently, the United Kingdom's Supreme Court endorsed the comments of Lord Justice Stephen Sedley who described those subject to the regime as being akin to "prisoners of the state".

Despite these limitations, the study results are broadly confirmatory of a growing body of evidence that Australian asylum policies have been associated with adverse mental health outcomes amongst refugees who have been subject to this regime.