Sentence examples for better regimes from inspiring English sources

"In Europe you tend to find people exploiting better regimes, moving to countries to get better rates," Mr. Jones said.

But for the future, we now need to put in place a better regime".

Probably, a legislature seriously interested in doing something substantial about these problems could come up with a much better regime.

And as we have seen in too many of the former Soviet republics — and in many other places — "regime change" does not necessarily lead to a better regime.

The goal of American policy in Afghanistan "was not to set up a better regime for the Afghan people," Rubin wrote.

"My analysis is that the solution is not a sticking plaster – a few extra people recruited here, or a better regime there.

It is effectively the introduction of a whole new regime of regulation (or of free market competition), which may well be a better regime but is not the one that Congress established.

There is also talk of a better regime for taxing intellectual property (which businessmen assume will mean a lower rate).In this section The meaning of austerity A costly war Roll up, roll up Soft touch Osborne's gamble A class above Pot on prescription The imperial moment ReprintsBut businesses will find some less attractive devils in the detail.

Pay in the financial sector has always been an emotive issue, and now it is a political issue as well, but beyond the public pronouncements much work has already been done to create a significantly better regime here in the UK.

The use of rifampicin with cotrimoxazole is a better regime for long-term use.

Other key steps highlighted by Mr Hunt include the introduction of tougher inspections and a better regime for dealing with failing hospitals.