The phrase "a foreign regime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a government or ruling authority that is not from one's own country, often in a political or diplomatic context.
Example: "The sanctions were imposed to pressure a foreign regime into changing its policies."
Alternatives: "an overseas government" or "a non-native authority".
"We are very angry at the failures of the British government at securing the release of my brother and now that he is dead we want to see the British government act decisively to respond to the death of a British citizen at the hands of a foreign regime," Mr Khan's brother Afroze said.
After previous efforts, university officials cautioned that divestment is a complex matter that should be pursued rarely and only when the U.S. government deems that a foreign regime is committing genocide. .
Any plutocrat needing some levers to be pulled, any lobbyist putting the case for a hefty client, any foreign regime hoping for a deal or treaty: All of them should try to fix up a few minutes with milord Mandelson, early 21st century London's answer to Thomas Cromwell.
Afterward, he had gone to film school, and in 2010 he began writing a script that he called "Gray State," in which a totalitarian foreign regime conquers the U.S. government and a band of patriots form a resistance.
The grimiest business practices might approve cementing a lucrative international deal with a corrupt foreign regime, but nations, at least in theory, operate on a broader set of principles.
This is also why Mahmoud is under investigation on various tax-evasion charges, and here the Karzai Rule suggests another question: If you can't even tax the true income of the expatriate multimillionaire American associates of a corrupt foreign regime, should the taxes of a secretary in America be paying for it?
What if the potentially harmed persons are the security forces of a repressive foreign regime?
Should you, for instance, support an ugly foreign regime because it is the enemy of a still uglier one?
Robert Neill said Madrid was "stooping to the level of Franco's government", while his fellow Tory Nigel Evans pointed out that the last foreign regime to open a UK diplomatic bag had been Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe – "not the best of company to be associated with".
Along with the Portuguese Calouste-Gulbenkian Foundation, his foundation is one of few in France to operate under a foreign tax regime.
And it must try to remove the foreign regime that shelters him.
