"Today it is no longer possible for the West to implement regime change and regime building around the world," said Daron Acemoglu, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and co-author of the forthcoming book "Why Nations Fail".
Members of the Mujahideen e-Khalq, or MEK, an urban-guerrilla group of Iranian dissidents that practices a peculiar brand of revolutionary Marxism, reportedly attended, suggesting that a rogue group of neo-cons had notions about trying to implement regime change in Iran.
Her dad finds boundless patience, strength and energy to implement the regime, I find it draining and usually take on the tedious mealtime feeds instead.
Of course not, if we think that now is the time to implement a regime of positive rights to health care oops, to health care insurance funded by punitive and self-destructive taxes on the rich.
Research that continues to increase the understanding of how environmental factors influence the movements and distribution of estuarine elasmobranchs will be required to enable water managers to effectively implement flow regimes that meet these needs.
It is unsurprising, therefore, that regulators in LMICs lack the resources to implement enforcement regimes that achieve the desired rates of compliance [ 20].
The government says in the four years since implementing the regime, it has saved the welfare system $12bn it would have otherwise had to spend in the future.
Lacking in-house specialists on interrogation, the agency hired a group of outside contractors, who implemented a regime of techniques that one well-informed former adviser to the American intelligence community described as "a 'Clockwork Orange' kind of approach".
The commission's work recently culminated in a four-hundred-page legal brief that links the systematic torture and murder of tens of thousands of Syrians to a written policy approved by President Bashar al-Assad, coördinated among his security-intelligence agencies, and implemented by regime operatives, who reported the successes of their campaign to their superiors in Damascus.
Eventually, Mayer writes, "lacking in-house specialists on interrogation, the agency hired a group of outside contractors, who implemented a regime of techniques that one well-informed former adviser to the American intelligence community described as "a 'Clockwork Orange' kind of approach".
Germany has already done so for, implementing a regime of fines of up to €50M for social media firms that fail to promptly remove illegal hate speech, though the EC is generally eyeing a wider mix of illegal content when it talks tough on this topic — including terrorist propaganda and even copyrighted material.
