Sentence examples for imposing a regime from inspiring English sources

Young gang members are also very aware of police procedures and can be adept at destroying forensic evidence or imposing a regime of silence though intimidation.

"Cecil Rhodes is responsible for all manner of stealing land, massacring tens of thousands of Black Africans, imposing a regime of unspeakable labour exploitation in the diamond mines and devising proto-apartheid policies," Kwoba said.

In your 24 December report on the Rhodes Must Fall campaign in Oxford you quote Brian Kwoba, one of the organisers: "Cecil Rhodes is responsible for stealing land, massacring tens of thousands of black Africans, imposing a regime of unspeakable labour exploitation in the diamond mines and devising pro-apartheid policies.

In response, Brian Kwoba, a 33-year-old doctoral student at Oxford and one of the campaign's organisers, said: "Cecil Rhodes is responsible for all manner of stealing land, massacring tens of thousands of black Africans, imposing a regime of unspeakable labour exploitation in the diamond mines and devising pro-apartheid policies.

At the time of the plaque's removal, Brian Kwoba, one of the campaigners, said Rhodes was "responsible for all manner of stealing land, massacring tens of thousands of black Africans, imposing a regime of unspeakable labour exploitation in the diamond mines and devising proto-apartheid policies".

Perhaps he was right: at any rate, the stigma gave him a good excuse for imposing a regime of strict secrecy on his household, thickening its already humid conservatoire atmosphere with toxic vapours of repression and duplicity, and instilling early habits of guardedness in his only child.

Stevens has already proffered his personal contribution: after adding three stone eating junk food in the US, he imposed a regime and lost it all again.

My case rumbled on and despite the wishes and feelings of our daughter being made evident, the court continued to impose a regime on our family that was ill-suited and out of date.

At the same time, the constitution of 1991 and legal reforms extended fiscal decentralization and imposed a regime in which an increasing fraction of the central government's current revenues was transferred to local governments.

However, "[a]n origin for the woolly rhino in Tibet, where high altitude imposed a regime of cold climate and open vegetation, makes perfect sense," says Adrian Lister, a vertebrate paleontologist at the Natural History Museum in London.

Having overseen a decade of too-loose monetary policy for the Euro-periphery it will now impose a regime that is too tight for them to recover: they will get thin but their arteries will harden - the monetary equivalent of the Atkins diet.