Sentence examples for indeed regime from inspiring English sources

Chang's prescription for dealing with the North is regime change, indeed "regime obliteration" through military force if diplomacy should fail.

Indeed, regime change cannot be ruled out.A mixture of all these arguments has been used by Mr Putin and his lieutenants to justify their recent and repeated threats of military action against Georgia some air raids have already taken place, say the Georgians, and Russians have been hinting darkly that a land attack may follow.

Indeed, the regime's message seemed contradictory, with government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim saying on Saturday that Misrata would face "total fire" if its civilian army did not accept an amnesty offer within four days.

Indeed, the regime became indebted to some of them, and some developed close ties to the regime's topmost leaders.

Indeed, the regime sought legitimacy in espousing causes close to people's hearts, but it has been blamed for its empty slogans on the issue of the Golan, even though foreign policy is not the main popular concern.

Moroccan officials — and, indeed, the regime's foreign allies with a vested interest in maintaining the status quo — have historically peddled the Moroccan exception, the idea that some unique set of characteristics protects Morocco against instability and makes it deserving of special support.

Indeed, the regime's vulnerabilities are only likely to grow.

Indeed, as regime uncertainty rises, bankers will, other things being equal, tighten their purse strings.

We find indeed that regime switches occur quite often in our model even in case of simulations of only small shocks and that the regime shocks change the adjustment dynamics in significant manners.

Indeed, the regime thrives on the cultural capital generated by Sinhalese extremist groups such as the BBS, and simultaneously it can maintain a semblance of distance from such organizations".

Indeed, both regimes were riven by competing and heterogeneous power groups (which Hitler and Mussolini played off against each other), and the Fascists in Italy were significantly limited by the wishes of traditional elites, including the Catholic church.