Sentence examples for corrosive regime from inspiring English sources

"These NDAs are the keystone in this very corrosive regime of secrecy that both interferes with the public's ability to know what their local police departments are doing, but also interferes with defendants' due process rights in individual cases," said Nathan Wessler, an attorney with the ACLU's Speech, Privacy & Technology Project.

Anything that belies the claim is corrosive to the regime.

Any glimpse of the outside world is corrosive to the regime's hold over the population.

The persistence of dissent is having a corrosive impact on a regime that finds itself confronting a crisis of legitimacy it cannot redress and acts of defiance that it cannot extinguish.

The policies pursued by her predecessors have led to the loss of experienced prison managers and staff, too few prison officers of any sort, wages that make it difficult to recruit and retain staff, and a reduction in privileges and access to treatment interventions and regime activities that have been corrosive for prisoners.

"However, these accomplishments have been masked by over six years of continued weakening of European currencies and the corrosive impact of eight years of an illegal European Union banana-import regime".

An agreement may also help to move the Islamic Republic away from its corrosive perception that diplomacy is merely a ruse to increase pressure on its regime.

The analysis of the results enabled us to establish that even the presence of a mild corrosive environment eliminates the fatigue limit, thus causing failures in the high-cycle fatigue regime (>106 cycles).

Then the soil corrosivity is classified into four groups: non-corrosive (0 10), partially corrosive (11 20), corrosive (21 30) and severely corrosive (31 40).

CORROSIVE corruption, submissive courts, poverty lapping at the gates of presidential palaces: the parallels between the regimes of Central Asia's autocrats and that of the fallen Ukrainian president, Viktor Yanukovych, are uncomfortably plain.

Calling his accusers "wankers" – not for the first time – Wiggins describes the corrosive legacy of Armstrong, newly stripped of his seven Tour wins because of his endemic, team-wide doping regime.