Sentence examples for disastrous regime from inspiring English sources

She championed costly and disastrous regime changes in Iraq and Libya, further destabilizing the region.

Roughly half of the population that remains after the disastrous regime of Pol Pot is in peril from the famine within the next 6 months.

But five months after the atrocity probably the worst committed by a government against demonstrators since Tiananmen in 1989 there are few other overt signs of the uprising against the repressive, and economically disastrous, regime of Islam Karimov.

GATHERING in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh on July 2nd, the leaders of the African Union (AU) had an unprecedented opportunity finally to pull the plug on the disastrous regime of Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe or at least cast him into political outer darkness.

Nightmare season: After the disastrous regimes of Teevens and Harris, the only nightmare would be a one or two-win season, which seems unlikely.

Guardian columnist Seumas Milne, however, contended on Thursday that "the Corbyn movement offers the chance of a break with a disastrous austerity regime – and for a real democratic opening".

When no one in the U.S. really liked the sound of that following the disastrous failed regime changes in Iraq, Libya and Yemen, the U.S. attacked Syria anyway in the name of smiting Islamic State [ISIS].

CAS ruled against the players over doping charges related to the club's disastrous 2012 supplements regime.

Or should I resent the fact that Mr Hester's decision seems entirely the result of pressure from the government (which owns 83% of "my" bank, having bailed it out after the disastrous and hubristic regime of Sir Fred Goodwin)?Actually, my reaction is one of wry amusement.

Clemency is a first step, but Congress has duty -- regardless of political affiliation -- to reintroduce a sense of justice to a dated, disastrous and discriminatory regime.

Such positive developments in domestic affairs, however, were largely overshadowed by the disastrous consequences of the regime's foreign policy decisions.