Secondly, even in the epicentre of repression, harsh regimes generally underestimate the ability of great traditions to survive adversity.In common with other religions, Buddhism in the Soviet Union suffered fierce repression in the 1930s, with many lamas sent to prison camps.
She was never subjected to the harsh regimes of Omdurman women's prison.
Hundreds, possibly thousands, of Baluch were rounded up in a harsh regime of secret detentions and torture under President Pervez Musharraf, who left office last year.
Once there they swiftly imposed a harsh regime of Sharia law and organised the destruction of Muslim holy sites they considered idolatrous.
But a harsh regime of drug-tests appears to be depriving otherwise decent candidates of jobs more than it is preventing dangerously impaired people from harming the public.
Other sources described a harsh regime of compulsory conscription into fighting forces.
If only Jardine had then unveiled the children, asking them as adults whether they felt they had benefited from such a harsh regime of parental discipline.
Under a harsh regime of military checkpoints, arbitrary arrests, deportations, home demolitions and sheer intimidation, Ramallah was no longer the "bride of Palestine," as it had once been known, but a violated city.
The analysis suggests that just a slightly less harsh regime of austerity aimed at cutting benefits could have substantially reduced support for the Vote Leave campaign and overturned the result of the EU referendum.
A gang of Brits undergo a harsh regime on a Thai island, complete with yoga and daily enemas (yes, really) to see whether "detoxing" can beat stress and increase life expectancy.
