Sentence examples for aim of regime from inspiring English sources

The charade is over: America has intervened in a civil war with the de facto aim of regime change in Libya.

Around the same time, his rhetoric shifted, and, instead of talking about ethnic self-defense, he claimed that he was waging a national-liberation struggle with the aim of regime change.

He said that in demanding stringent new terms for the inspections, the United States was not interested in discovering hidden weapons programs, as it claimed, but in seeking a pretext for a new war with Iraq that would allow President Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain to pursue their declared aim of "regime change".

The aim of the regime is to stamp out the illegal logging and rapid deforestation which has been taking place in Indonesia since the 1990s.

He said Britain and other western countries were pursuing a politically motivated vendetta against him with the aim of forcing regime change in Sudan.

This, in fact, has been the declared aim of the regime, led by Jerry Rawlings, ever since it took over in 1983.

Britain and other western countries were pursuing a politically motivated vendetta against him with the ultimate aim of forcing regime change in Sudan as well as in neighbouring Libya, he said.

Suppressing liberalism became the chief aim of absolutist regimes in Austria, Russia and Prussia after they helped defeat France in 1815.

In 1944 Nazi leaders allowed Vlasov to form the Committee for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia with the aim of overthrowing the regime of Soviet leader Joseph Stalin.

If, as many Russians believe, the real aim of sanctions is regime change--just as President Nixon promoted a military coup against Chile's Salvador Allende by ordering policies to "make the economy scream --most obscream --most the Wescream --mostup with a far mobserversonistic regime post-Putin.

Notably, Medvedev comingled collapsing oil and gas prices and sanctions, apparently assigning all the blame for economic hardship to the evil NATO, CIA, and the United States, all of whom are aiming for regime change in Russia.