Sentence examples for committed to regime from inspiring English sources
Bill Clinton and Al Gore were notionally committed to "regime change" in Iraq; Bush was looking for a way to make the Iraq policy more aggressive.
"The secretary of defense made it quite clear that they were committed to regime change in Iraq, that they were going all the way," Sharif Ali said.
Secretary of State Colin Powell laid it on the rhetorical line: the Bush administration "is committed to regime change" in Iraq.
The Europeans fear the Americans are committed to "regime change" in Iran, rather than the preferred European option of a "grand bargain"—in which Iran might adopt a more responsible position, in return for the likes of WTO membership and IMF loans.
But Washington has been more committed to "regime change" in Venezuela than anywhere else in South America – not surprisingly, given that it is sitting on the largest oil reserves in the world.
"The main message was that the U.S. is seriously committed to regime change in Iraqi," Sharif Ali bin al-Hussein, one of the opposition leaders, said, referring to the discussions with Mr. Cheney and Mr. Rumsfeld.
The chip brought into Cuba by Gross was "military level" technology, and was brought on behalf of a government group, USAID, that Hershberg said is committed to "promoting regime change" in Cuba.
But he added, "We're committed to this regime of floating exchange rates".
Two camps emerged on the "Good Morning America" set: those who were loyal to Shelley Ross, the veteran ABC producer Mr. Sherwood replaced, and others committed to the new regime.
While many governments are committed to maintaining flexible regimes for fast-moving Internet technologies, some others have been quite explicit about their desire to put a single U.N. or other intergovernmental body in control of the Net.
And the Iranian regime believes that the United States remains committed to a policy of regime change, even though Washington might not presently have the appetite for a new military intervention.
