Sentence examples for calls regime from inspiring English sources

According to Kanan Makiya, a prominent Iraqi dissident and writer, the military side of what the Administration calls "regime change" would be "a total pushover".

In Afghanistan and Iraq, the administration has intently worked toward what it calls regime change, but in the Palestinian Authority it has contented itself with periodic public gestures and demands.

"Am I alone," he asked, "in feeling increasingly concerned about this concept called regime change?

The idea was to orchestrate what would today be called regime change in Turkey.

Syrians want more political rights, social reform and increasingly that thing they call "regime change".

He said that he was deeply involved in military, economic and diplomatic strategy to bring about what he called "regime change".

Who was using this training camp? A. The training area is one that we suspected had been used by these outfits we're calling regime death squads, where they receive some military training.

The U.S. president warned of what diplomats delicately call "regime change" in Baghdad unless Saddam acceded to the U.N.'s demand that its inspectors be allowed back into Iraq.

"And it's basically any excuse to cause a problem and try to engineer what they call regime change.

But al-Wefaq said what it called "regime forces" had opened fire on mourners at Mr Aljazeer's funeral.

Probably they are pointing to what biologists and oceanographers call "regime shift" [when ecosystems rapidly change from one relatively stable state to another], which means that the regime shift happened before we started [the project].