Sentence examples for minority regime from inspiring English sources

"It's a minority regime and they have no prospects.

A divestment campaign in the United States pressured the minority regime.

She returned in 1956, but was declared a prohibited migrant after speaking out about the white minority regime.

Without their commitment, foreign mediators cannot exert the judicious mix of coercion and reassurance – of stick and carrot – that might compel Syria's Alawite minority regime to share power.

Upon independence in 1980, Robert Mugabe's government moved cautiously to alter the pattern of management that it inherited from the white minority regime.

He organised a multiracial theatre company, supported a boycott of South African playhouses in protest at audience segregation and was a scourge of the white minority regime.

Tyrannical minority regimes that shell their own people will eventually fall.

"These minority regimes are galvanized against defections and splitting," said Andrew J. Tabler, a Syria expert at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

Roberto Garit, a community leader in Sancti Spíritus, is veteran of battles in Africa, where thousands of Cuban soldiers died fighting colonial and white minority regimes.

Then, quoting Obama's line about the common slave heritage of Cuba and the U.S., Fidel took issue with this cozy rendition of a shared history: it was the revolution that had done away with racial discrimination in Cuba and fought against white minority regimes in African nations, he said, while the U.S. had stood with the racists.

White minority regimes supported cattle ranchers with significant subsidies for several decades, but when these were removed in the transition to black majority rule, the beef economy in drylands was shown to be financially marginal and ecologically hazardous, and many of these landholders only survived by adding or switching to wildlife operations (Child 1988; Grossman and Gandar 1989).