Sentence examples for demanding regime from inspiring English sources

In fact, there was no real retirement, merely the tuning-down of the demanding regime of the past 11 years.

Unfortunately, by demanding regime change, Mr. Bush has made it much harder for Washington to embrace this kind of long-term strategy.

Many young journalists benefited from his demanding regime, appreciating his sense of humour and poking fun at his penchant for afternoon naps.

"We have tried intervention and putting down troops in Iraq; we've tried intervention without putting in troops in Libya; and we've tried no intervention at all but demanding regime change in Syria," he said.

The film shows radical activists demanding regime change in France; instead, at the end of the month, unions accepted the government's offer of raises and reforms and returned to work — and French politics largely got back to business as usual.

On the surface, when a group of Saudi women used Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to organize a mass mobile protest defying the kingdom's ban on women driving, it may have seemed less dramatic than demonstrators facing bullets and batons while demanding regime change in nearby countries.

Firms may simply move to territories with less demanding regimes.

The Athenians, at least, were strikingly realistic and undogmatic about not demanding regimes that resembled their own democracy in more than the name.

Vice versa, when citizenship is rather easy to acquire in more liberal regimes, being a citizen does not have the same symbolic belongingness value as it does in more demanding regimes.

Nor do demonstrators demand regime change.

He supports the protests in Anbar and Sunni areas on the condition they do not demand regime change.