Sentence examples for group regime from inspiring English sources

Transitions from the relative performance regime to the group regime tend to occur when rewards to observed outputs exacerbate inequality, while transitions from the group regime to the relative performance regime tend to come with a decrease in utility promises.

Regions of low inequality and moderate to high wealth (utility promises) produce the relative performance regime, while regions of high inequality and low wealth produce the risk sharing group regime.

In July, President Obama met with Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari at the White House to discuss tactics to end the terror's groups regime.

Frank Thorp, a spokesman at the United States Central Command in Qatar, said today, "We had information that a group of regime leadership" was organizing a meeting.

The report blamed an "armed terrorist group" – the regime's catch-all term for its opponents – but gave no further details.

A group of regime soldiers had burst into 44-year-old Othman Baiyoh's home at the Karzas district and manhandled his family.

Partly in a bid to rectify the damage, a major from the city of al-Bab, 30km from Aleppo, took the Observer to meet a group of regime prisoners captured in a battle a fortnight ago.

America used to assume that, if a hostile group or regime took over the Middle Eastern oilfields, it would send in its troops to quash the troublemakers and protect the oil.

One can see that there is a negative group velocity regime between the frequencies ω 1 and ω 2. Here, the negative refractive index arises from phase velocity and group velocity having opposite directions to each other.

The reference to a group of regime opponents including "reactionaries" and "undesirable and alien elements", and not merely a single disloyal individual, exposes ambiguities about Kim Jong-un's actual authority.

As expected, in both harvests there was a significant group by regime interaction (F3,156 = 9.052, P<0.001 and F3,185 = 45.478, P<0.001 for the 1st & 2nd harvests, respectively; Figs.