Sentence examples for declared regime from inspiring English sources

Now that the president has declared "regime change" the party line, Wolfowitz says, he takes his more skeptical colleagues at face value when they say "not yet".

Fans donning Bush apparel were matched by cars with signs declaring, "regime change begins at home," and a number of fans wore Kerry-Edwards pins.

An "order" posted on the IPT's website early on Friday declared: "The regime governing the soliciting, receiving, storing and transmitting by UK authorities of private communications of individuals located in the UK, which have been obtained by US authorities … contravened Articles 8 or 10" of the European convention on human rights.

On April 8th, the Americans declared the regime dead: "a thing of the past" said George Moose, the State Department's Africa man.

More than a month after President Bush declared "the regime of Saddam Hussein is no more," Congress is more vigorously questioning why the administration's plan has failed to provide basic security and services in Iraq.

The senior official also recommended as interesting thinkers on the Middle East Charles Hill, of Yale, who in a recent essay declared, "Every regime of the Arab-Islamic world has proved a failure," and Reuel Marc Gerecht, of the American Enterprise Institute, who published an article in The Weekly Standard about the need for a change of regime in Iran and Syria.

The Harvard economists Michael Kremer and Seema Jayachandran have proposed the creation of an international institution that would have the authority to declare a regime "odious".

Because, he declares, his regime is more popular than those of other ex-Soviet countries, and because the opposition is discredited by violence in 2003, and by its association with the government before his father, a Soviet-era boss, returned in 1993.

Three days after Haugen arrived in a black township, the South African regime declared martial law.

Finally, the fascist regime declared that the Libyan provinces were to become an integral part of Italy itself.

The Franco regime declared July 18, the day on which the Spanish Civil War began, a national holiday, but that was abandoned after the demise of the regime.