Sentence examples for isolated regime from inspiring English sources

It integrates Renewable Energy Sources (RESs) (solar and wind) and hydrogen to operate in isolated regime.

The launches will also ramp up tension between Pyongyang and Beijing, a long-time ally of the internationally isolated regime which is becoming increasingly impatient with North Korea's destabilizing actions on the world stage.

Steinmeier first arrived in Kiev for talks with Poroshenko and Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseny Yatsenyuk, then headed to Moscow for meetings with Kremlin leaders -- the first visit by a European foreign minister since July to Putin's sanctioned and isolated regime.

North Korea's scientific interests manifested slightly differently in September when the country said its main nuclear complex was operational and was working to improve the "quality and quantity" of its weapons, which the isolated regime could use against the United States at "any time".

"But any attempts to whitewash and destroy evidence can only backfire on this isolated regime.

This would humiliate the increasingly isolated regime of President Bashar Assad but not bring him down.

The inspector's report shines a rare spotlight on the highly restricted and isolated regimes within the CSCs at Woodhill, Bucks Manchesterr; Whitemoor, Cambs; Full Sutton, North Yorks and Wakefieldd, West Yorks, with one inmate referring to the claustrophobic conditions as being like a "submarine".

The list of priorities includes countries where we have to use both carrots and sticks to change behaviour, isolate regimes or promote reforms.The EU is increasingly, as Charlemagne noted, using sanctions, not just the economic kind, but a whole range of measures from arms embargoes to visa bans.

Some even hope for an end to the logjam in relations with the West, in which Western sanctions have further isolated a regime that has rarely sought engagement anyway.

For a start, no matter how isolated the regime, Kim Jong Un, the young dictator, in the job for just over a year, seems to have inherited from his father and grandfather the conviction that a nuclear capability is a non-negotiable survival strategy.

Paranoia about the real intentions of an international community which had isolated the regime with sanctions; a long-held belief in self-reliance; and fear of allowing large numbers of foreigners into the delta, which has a long history of political resistance to the central government - all these factors may have played a part in the military's hesitation.