Sentence examples for bad regime from inspiring English sources

Again a bad regime was toppled, and a process started that was designed to lead to democracy.

Of her father, she said, "I regret that while doing his best for agriculture, he did so during a bad regime".

Not every country is lucky enough to be Ukraine, where internal opposition and quiet outside help will likely succeed in replacing a bad regime.

Mr. Bush eventually came to understand that war involves not just destruction but also construction — that "regime change" means not only getting rid of a bad regime but also finding a way to replace it with something better.

"Wouldn't it be a wonderful thing if Iraq were similar to Afghanistan, if a bad regime was thrown out, people were liberated, food could come in, borders could be opened, repression could stop, prisons could be opened?" Mr. Rumsfeld said.

On the other side, Dick Cheney and the hawks think that North Korea will welsh on any deal it signs.The hawks hope that the current squeeze on North Korea disrupting its lucrative trade in narcotics, counterfeit dollars and missile technology will bring a bad regime to a sticky end.

Many Americans began to expect wars to be short and painless, sweeping away bad regimes and leaving behind better ones.

The world is full of bad regimes that survive just because they hurt others more than they hurt themselves.

We know the roots of this story are in the anger of Arab citizens at their own bad regimes.

That's true, but if we are stuck supporting bad regimes because only worse would follow, why can't we do anything to make them reform?

Thus, Socrates himself is recorded in the same dialogue (and in Plato's Apology) as recognizing that cities with bad regimes do not permit their misconduct to be questioned and corrected.