Sentence examples for established regimes from inspiring English sources

To some degree, also, the problem of legitimacy confronts all newly established regimes.

Ideally, the established regimes for alcohol and tobacco would be replicated, with licensed sales-outlets and minimum ages of purchase.

Genghis Khan's heirs, splitting his empire and calculating that greater profits could be had by political means than by endless sacking and burning, established regimes that traded goods and craftsmen and promoted art, which in turn reinforced Mongol legitimacy.

In order to facilitate decision-making where science is involved, a number of international environmental agreements have established regimes, as well as assessment processes, that are designed to incorporate new information, review decisions, and modify judgments that is, they are dynamic or adaptable.

Again the events of war imperiled the established regime.

If the visitors ended up in absolute control, it really was not the established regime throughout.

In the early 1830s Sainte-Beuve was hampered by his dislike for the newly established regime of King Louis-Philippe, which had aroused his anger mainly by its brutal handling of the riots of 1832.

This, Aliyev argued, undermined the entire framework of the agreement, which is premised on an eventual referendum ) with no definite timeframe ) in exchange for legalizing "the illegally established regime in NK"." He also noted that Armenia is vulnerable to isolation because it is dependent upon remittances from its diaspora, as well as imports of gas and electricity.

No wonder the explosion on the streets of Iran this year seemed like a clash between two worlds: 15-29 year-olds, one-third of the population, better educated and with different expectations, against the established regime and the traditionalists.Why has fertility fallen so fast, so widely?

The senior members of the newly established regime were Umran, Jadid and at last, Assad.

The men who wrote up the United States Constitution might have been burghers concerned about their own property rights but they invented a system of governance based on high Enlightenment ideals that cut against the grain of every established regime in the Old World.