Sentence examples for fake regime from inspiring English sources

"Some members of the Security Council with veto rights have chosen silence with regard to the nuclear warheads of a fake regime, while at the same time they impede the scientific progress of other nations," he said.

In a speech at the United Nations on Monday, Ahmadinejad accused some members of the Security Council of having "chosen silence with regard to the nuclear warheads of a fake regime, while at the same time they impede scientific progress of other nations".

But I think in some ways easier than before [because many] fake socialist regimes have collapsed".

This is usually what happens when the regime fake an explosion or target somebody..

He was drawn to socialist ideas, though he opposed the "fake socialism" of the regime, which, he believed, exploited the label to enrich itself.

Vladimir Putin bases his regime on "fake news" narratives of world affairs, which an astonished Angela Merkel characterized as "living in another world". Putin's very claim to power rests on "fake news" aimed at the Russian people and at "useful fools" in the West.

Who says you can't incorporate those quintessential summer looks into your autumn beauty regime or fake some convincing color?

This book uncovers the sophisticated techniques of the "virtual" political system used to legitimize post-Soviet regimes: entire fake parties, phantom political rivals and "scarecrow" opponents.

Our allies have gone their separate ways, wearied of our fake pinpricks against Saddam Hussein's regime and embarrassed by our embargo against Iraq, which has become, for all practical purposes, a mere Anglo-American endeavor that has brutalized the Iraqi people but left the despot in place.

Even Ford's astonishingly antagonistic relationship to the media owes more to the Stephen Harper [former prime minister of Canada] school of politics than it does to the Republican regime that coined "fake news".

In Tunisia, as the Arab Spring revolt was beginning in 2011, the the Ben Ali regime used a fake certificate to create websites that looked exactly like Facebook, Gmail, and Yahoo but were designed to steal the username and passwords of users who thought they were accessing the real sites.