Sentence examples for concept of regime from inspiring English sources
Rather than cutting her losses, Clinton brought up the chaos in Syria and appeared to double down on the concept of regime change.
By declaring his candidacy for the presidency of Egypt, Mr. Moussa is obviously not adverse to the concept of regime change when his own ambitions are at stake.
"The perception by some countries, however unfair it might be, is that these interventions associate the idea of democracy with the concept of regime change," Mr. Dworkin said.
In his sharpest criticism of Blair, he said the prime minister allowed his reasons for going to go to war to shift from British to US reasons, so embracing the concept of regime change.
The phrases "civil society", "rule of law" and "democratic system" are on everyone's lips.The concept of one regime in Iran is no longer applicable.
We further tested the concept of light regime changes causing a mismatch in the timing of gamete release through another experiment in which A. millepora colonies were exposed to treatments where the length of the day was extended artificially (between sunset and midnight), through exposure to a suite of light quantity and quality regimes.
The concept of climate regimes is introduced.
By introducing the concept of innovation regimes, the aim of this article is to show how the rapid pace of technological development in the telecom sector may be explained by the close links between the sector's own R&D and the creation of numerous innovations, many of which are radical.
Drawing from international relations theory, the concepts of international regime, hegemonic stability and collective security have been used by scholars to analyze trends in the governance of global health.
Students require understanding of the concept of structured investigation regimes and of the disadvantages of unjustifiable over-investigation.
Furthermore, it resonated with the earlier concept of two material regimes, one germinal and one bodily, already promoted by Naegeli and Weismann.
