Sentence examples for failing regime from inspiring English sources

She thinks they helped prop up a failing regime.

Mourinho didn't help his own cause, but Daniel Taylor says he is really just another casualty of United's failing regime.

Other commentators have argued, however, that Tehran will not permanently tie itself to a failing regime, particularly as the focus of its regional influence has switched to neighboring Iraq.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, speaking on Dec. 29, hinted at such a military plan when he said, "If coalition forces go into those oil fields, we would want to protect those fields and make sure that they are used to benefit the people of Iraq, and are not destroyed or damaged by a failing regime on the way out the door".

Even as the Hutu government was facing collapse in the last phase of the genocide, and no one doubted that there had been a slaughter of Tutsis, France was trying to save the failing regime by sending troops to carve out a "safe zone" in the western parts of Rwanda still under Hutu control.

Britain's economists may despair that none among their number is deemed up to the top job, but its slump-weary politicians are desperate for anything at all that might shake up a failing regime, and thus Mr Carney's appointment achieved instant acclaim.

To argue against Islamist extremism with young citizens of countries where people are overwhelmingly pious and the non-Islamist ruling regimes are dismal failures is a much tougher challenge than arguing against Marxism in countries where the failing regimes were Communist.

It was through these failing regimes, such as the 1813 lapse of the manorial court of Tunstall, that the long process towards federation began.

This is a country where mass protest, with a strong religious element, beat down an elderly military leadership that was trying to sustain an economically failing authoritarian regime.

It is time government backed local councils with investment to bring long-term empty homes into use for those in housing need, through incentives and through leasing and purchase schemes, as well as the currently failing enforcement regime.

Several months ago, I expressed (here and here) several important concerns related to Syria's sizeable Christian minority, particularly regarding its uniquely vulnerable position between the brutal tactics of a failing, unscrupulous regime and a fractured, unpredictable myriad of opposition forces.