Sentence examples for inhuman regime from inspiring English sources
"inhuman regime" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to a cruel or unjust system of government. Here is an example sentence: "The citizens of the country were suffering under the inhuman regime, with little regard for basic human rights and freedoms."
Or "Stop this inhuman regime".
Focussing on the political rather than on the personal, he defines a rotten compromise as "an agreement to establish or maintain an inhuman regime".
In the years after the war, some Nazi-era structures were preserved as monumental testaments to an inhuman regime, while others were pragmatically transformed into offices, army barracks and spaces for other uses.
"With people hounded by the Department for Work and Pensions and subjected to endless reassessments, people consistently tell us that their conditions are worsened by this inhuman regime, especially people with mental health issues, while those with physical impairments also find their conditions worsen due to the intolerable stress.
I remember in the 1980s when I was a student, taking part in the anti-apartheid protests whilst all over the country schools, councils, universities, the Welsh Rugby Union and others all played their small part in opposing such an inhuman regime.
It is said that you are Chinese & no doubt in the fullness of time that inhuman regime, which you appear to support, will reward you with some base honour - perhaps 'Hero of Pornography'?
"The Assad regime's inhuman use of weapons of mass destruction against innocent, men, women and children violates a universal norm at the heart of our global order," she said.
The minister passed on a letter from the prime minister, Gordon Brown, who had warned that the natural disaster was in danger of becoming a man-made catastrophe because of the regime's "inhuman" foot-dragging.
Justified by hypocritical appeals to humanitarian motives, like the desire to prevent drownings at sea, our governments have used many of same repressive, violent and inhuman techniques as the regimes that refugees escaped from in the 1930s, and are still fleeing today.
It signals the demise of democratic government and lays the groundwork for a totalitarian regime that is legalistic, militaristic, inflexible, intolerant and inhuman.
The White House said the attack was "a vile testament to an illegitimate regime that responds to peaceful political protest with unspeakable and inhuman brutality".
