Sentence examples for instruments of regime from inspiring English sources

Remember, one of the first things Egyptians did was attack their own police stations — the instruments of regime injustice.

He considers nongovernmental agencies and civil-society groups like the National Endowment for Democracy, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and the election-monitoring group Golos to be barely disguised instruments of regime change.

Their mandate was to protect civilians only, but in due course they became a de facto instrument of regime change, in conjunction with the rebel forces on the ground.

"The world community will see all additional sanctions against Iran as an instrument of regime change in Tehran," Gennadi M. Gatilov, Russia's deputy foreign minister, said in comments to the Interfax news agency.

The Supreme Administrative Court said in a statement, "It's illogical for any instruments of the regime to remain, now that the regime itself has fallen".

It was an effective instrument of the regime's divide and rule strategy.

Mosley added: "So it almost becomes an instrument of the regime in oppressing the people who are being badly treated.

Now, six years after the revolution, President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi's government has "reconstituted and expanded the repressive instruments" of Mubarak's regime into a systematic "torture assembly line" perpetuated by police and prosecutors, Human Rights Watch said in a graphic and disturbing report released Wednesday.

Baathist leaders who served as instruments of the toppled regime's repression will have to be excluded, but otherwise Iraqis should continue to play key roles in the administration of government institutions.

Mr. Toledo's administration, since the beginning, has been dedicated to firmly combat corruption, a huge and difficult task because of the autocratic regime of Alberto Fujimori, which used corruption as an instrument of government.

In Sulaimaniya, the largest city under Kurdish control, there were high levels of communal solidarity as its citizens cooperated with authorities that they had previously rebelled against as instruments of the hated Baghdad regime.