Sentence examples for archaic regime from inspiring English sources
Most importantly, Mr Angell proves that a book about defeat can be infinitely more interesting than yet another volume on athletic triumph.Another kind of triumph is chronicled in "The Duke of Havana": that of political freedom (and the almighty dollar) over an oppressive and archaic regime.
Protecting universal values without honouring what are now seen as core liberal ideals, these archaic imperial regimes were more civilised than a great many states that exist today.
Described as "a central plank in the government's drive to tackle anti-social behaviour", the licensing bill was expected to streamline the archaic Public Entertainments Licence regime and end the two-in-a-bar rule, which permits no more than two musicians to perform without a licence, and which culture minister Kim Howells labelled "outdated and pointless".
"This bill really adopts an archaic and bankrupt 'notice and consent' regime that we all know doesn't' work," says John Simpson, head of the Google Privacy and Accountability project at Consumer Watchdog.
The rise in government abuse is archaic.
"Licensing of newspapers is an archaic control mechanism which has been used by regimes that do not appreciate the role of the media in enhancing the public good".
The absolute state paternalism of totalitarian regimes, which naturally gives rise to the dominance of the archaic paternalistic ethical concept in medical practice.
Their argument goes something like this: The regime has hijacked the opposition's agenda by provoking it to demonstrate against a series of increasingly absurd, archaic and aggressive measures.
