Sentence examples for austere regime from inspiring English sources

The centre-left government in Spain looks set to fall as a result of its austerity programme – not to the leftists, however, but to a more austere regime of the right.

In spite of the austere regime of the four orthodox caliphs (632 660), joy of life and eagerness for pleasure dominated the two holy cities of Mecca and Medina.

The lack of improvement before Christmas, despite his austere regime in Australia, meant that Flower was unable to include him in his World Cup squad, something that rankled and led to the selection of Michael Yardy who, illness notwithstanding, was out of his depth in ODIs.

You've got extremely vulnerable men, women and children existing in prisons with extremely limited and austere regimes, with the ever present risk of suicide and self-harm".

An austere Islamic regime is not the ideal outcome for Afghanistan, but it is by far the most realistic.

Under this austere Islamic regime, a measure of peace and economic stability has returned to the estimated 85% of Afghanistan under Taliban control.

Two years later he was finally granted a scholarship, which slightly eased his financial difficulties, but he retained his austere personal regime.

The police force is one reason why, five years this week since the austere and brutal regime of the Taliban was overthrown, so many people in Kandahar cannot decide whom they hate more: the new government or the Taliban revivalists fighting it.In the battered police station at Punjwai, where heavy fighting against the Taliban has dragged on for five months, police morale could not be lower.

"We're the future".It is easy to see in these party-goers a rejection of the sterner side of the Iranian regime, embodied in the austere patrician face of Ayatollah Khomeini glowering from murals across Tehran.

But the millions of tribesmen live far beyond the reach of Pakistani law, and they have a much greater kinship with the austere, hardline leaders of the Taliban regime than they do to with the elite of Lahore.

And he was not troubled by the fact that such a regime would be considerably more austere and less flexible than would be the case here.