Sentence examples for need for regime from inspiring English sources

The administration's recent statements about the need for "regime change" in Iraq, its inclusion of Baghdad in the "axis of evil," and President Bush's articulation of a pre-emption doctrine that would justify American military action against any hostile nation that makes unconventional weapons, however, have increased the threat that Mr. Hussein might use his large arsenal, some officials say.

As the justifications for war keep changing -- linking Saddam Hussein to 9/11, weapons of mass destruction, the need for regime change, giving Iraqis freedom -- we revisit the decisions that send the U.S. down the rabbit hole and destabilized the Mideast.

"We have no need for the regime because we run ourselves," says a man from Wadi Barada, a string of villages in a valley close to Damascus, reeling off an impressive list of social services, including imprisoning criminals, that are provided by the armed resistance.Rebel morale and organisation have improved thanks to a growing (if still modest) command structure.

In particular there will be a need for detecting regime shifts in the dynamic behaviour of populations as changes of the global environment begin to accelerate.

Observations at both sites point to the need for maintenance regimes that will ensure the continuance of ecosystem processes.

Overall, there is urgent need for therapeutic regimes complementing or replacing the GFD.

The relatively low rate of renal response and, a fortiori, the very low rate of renal remission at 6 months (regardless of the initial therapy and despite the use of high-dose GCs) clearly illustrate the need for induction regimes that are more efficacious.

Many countries do not now ban the sale of nuclear material, and ElBaradei often speaks of the need for a new regime of export controls.

"The continuing high levels of nuisance calls and speculative claims some CMCs are responsible for demonstrate the urgent need for a regulatory regime which is fit-for-purpose," said Mr Cummings.

As ministers from more than 180 countries meet in Bali this week for perhaps the most crucial round of climate change talks, the discussions are pivoting on impacts, adaptation and the urgent need for a post-2012 regime to reduce emissions.

If you choose correct leadership, there won't be any need for the military regime.