Sentence examples for difficult regime from inspiring English sources
BY ANY measure, North Korea's is a difficult regime to deal with.
It must think carefully over just how tough it wants to get with the prickly, difficult regime in Damascus.
Consequently, the most difficult regime of the bishrink filter corresponds to the treatment of homogeneous regions of very noisy images.
As Admiral Gary Roughead, Chief of Naval Operations, said recently: "...[I]t's not our practice to go within our military and poll our force to determine if they like the laws of the land or not...That gets you into a very difficult regime".
But more significantly, it would prevent difficult regimes from attempting power plays in the future — such as the one Iran has currently manipulated.
Whether our goal is to lock down nuclear weapons and highly enriched uranium and plutonium, to apply pressure to difficult regimes or to provide other countries with assurances of nuclear-fuel services (both providing and removing the fuel needed for civilian nuclear energy), Russia plays a central role.
"But while it is difficult, the regime can't win either," he said.
"We're getting down to the most hardened, most difficult, former regime loyalists and others who will stop at nothing to try to prevent the progress that is being made in the vast majority of the country".
The first world war passed him by with barely an acknowledgment (just as Mozart somehow missed the French revolution); the Nazi period was more difficult, a regime he cordially detested for its philistinism (the feeling was mutual: Goebbels described Strauss as a decadent neurotic, as misplaced a judgment as can be imagined).
Finally, a difficult homeownership regime, characterized by a high share of property ownership as well as a low access to mortgages, is also identified.
Both Pärt and Richter are advanced in years and are the product of the turmoil of the 20th century; both brought up under difficult communist regimes and both deeply affected by the second world war.
