Sentence examples for changes of regimes from inspiring English sources

I'm not a scholar of this period, but I point out this history to remind the reader that the current "norm" is much less than 100 years old, and in many instances was transformed again and again after WWII, with divisions of land, independence to colonies, coups and changes of regimes many times, up to and including the present.

BETWEEN 1789 and 1958 France had more revolutions and changes of regime than any other nation in recent history.

The First World War led to the destruction of both empires, and to drastic changes of regime in both Russia and Turkey.

Deedes, who has seen enough over 75 years to dismiss most changes of regime as a "spot of turbulence", was downcast, but told friends he would continue to file out of loyalty to the paper.

The changes of regime in Serbia and Croatia in 2000 gave the tribunal access to more prominent suspects, and ambitious prosecutors set out to reveal and prosecute the chains of command behind the large-scale crimes of the war.

Also important was Episcopalianism, which had retained supporters through the civil wars and changes of regime in the 17th century.

"We are not concerned with the change of regimes," he said testily.

Certainly, the Russians must reckon that any change of regimes in Teheran, or Qom, or wherever power lies in that country, would make Iran more likely to fall into their lap.

The change of regimes, or the shift, usually occurs when a change in an internal process (feedback) or a disturbance (external shock) triggers a completely different system behavior.

Although the exact temperature for the proposed change of regimes at around 500 °C could not be measured, further reports exist in the literature about transitions of bulk LSC82 in the same temperature range.

Many usually sober commentators in Moscow now argue that a change of regime, not just of government, is in the offing.