The phrase "addresses regime" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a system or method of governance, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The report addresses regime changes in the region and their impact on local economies."
Alternatives: "discusses governance" or "examines political systems".
However, their model only addresses the regime where the target concentration remains approximately constant during the reaction and is only applicable to short (order of ITP peak width) capture regions.
It would be effective through an efficient and interpersonal way of articulation between groups when it was not possible to directly address the regime using force.
"The HNC is committed to the success of the international efforts dedicated to ending the Syrian bloodshed and using all parties to the negotiating table, but we are also capable of addressing the regime in a language it understands," said HNC coordinator Dr Riad Hijab.
President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have been put in the uncomfortable position of addressing dictatorial regimes that are longtime American allies while urging peaceful and orderly protest and, potentially, democratic transition.
Here's another one of the policymakers' favorite words for addressing rogue regimes: "Unacceptable".
There are few good options available to address the Assad regime's slaughter of its own people.
The major genres of samizdat included reports of dissident activities and other news suppressed by official media, protests addressed to the regime, transcripts of political trials, analysis of socioeconomic and cultural themes, and even pornography.
It reveals an increased frequency of reforms addressing the EPL regime for permanent contracts since 2006, with measures pointing in both directions.
ON-LINE NEWSPAPERS THAT ADDRESS THE HUNGARIAN REGIME (in English) Budapest Beacon Contains special section on civil society.
