Sentence examples for demand for regime from inspiring English sources
The Annan plan dropped a demand for regime change that had been called for by Western and Arab states but opposed by Russia.
As a subtext, the vote will give Mr. Hussein's answer to President Bush's demand for "regime change" in Iraq, meaning the ouster of Mr. Hussein.
An interactive index of unrest in the Arab worldSINCE our "shoe-thrower's index" was published on February 9th, Bahrain and, most prominently, Libya, have continued to witness further unrest and demand for regime change.
With no agreement on the fate of Assad and Russian forces now in situ, it is hard to hold out much hope that these talks will succeed unless the United States drops its demand for regime change.
Wherever they are, the Occupiers have one thing in common: the demand for regime change, a change from a social life dictated by the market to one determined by the people.
Russia's bottom line is no foreign intervention (even by humanitarian corridors) and no external demand for regime change (the Syrians must themselves decide, says Moscow).
Western demands for regime change were never going to work because this isn't simply a conflict between a savage regime and the Syrian people.
Though this time there were no demands for regime change, the protests show that while the new government has won international praise for passing a bevy of reforms, it remains at odds with the general public.
However, as in other Arab states, if protesters feel they are being indefinitely ignored or oppressed, not only might calls for reform become demands for regime change, but violence may become a means to advance those demands – a particularly dangerous development given Mauritania's ethnic fault lines.
Demands for regime change irritate many reformist intellectuals, who for years have written of the 'vices' of social revolution and warned people against it.
We eschew negotiations with our enemies or outcomes that reflect a balance of interests -- that is to say all of those things that remain central to James Baker's worldview -- in favor of overt demands for regime change.
