Sentence examples for offending regime from inspiring English sources

After witnessing voters' discontent such as this, I was not totally surprised that the Berlin Wall fell in the year following this election and that the offending regime's politicians fell from power.

But, once again, the Security Council failed to take action against the offending regime.

But it can also play into the hands of the offending regime.

Therefore, if violations are detected, the international community can be more easily mobilized to pressure the offending regime into giving up the weapons lest it face military, economic, and diplomatic sanctions.

But the fatwa to murder Salman Rushdie remains in force, writers who offend the regime mysteriously disappear and questionable Islamist groups benefit from Iranian gold.

No legitimate business deserves to be crippled for offending a totalitarian regime, and no government can be allowed to exercise a veto over the way it is portrayed around the world, whether what we're talking about is a hissy fit over a comedy or China blocking Google.

Despite signs that America's western allies are inching towards talks with the Brothers, the Bush team remains wary of offending Mr Mubarak's regime by courting the rising party, which has yet to be made legal.

But some farmers who had been organic for years, composting safely without this specific regime, were offended at being told to alter their methods, especially when they saw only higher costs as a result.

Although the legislation calls for abolishing criminal penalties for media law violations, article 53 prohibits publishing or broadcasting information that would "throw relations between the state and the Arab and friendly states into confusion" or "abuse the regime or offend the ruling family or cause serious harm to the national or higher interests of the state".

And for me that great example of courage and tragedy, Tyndale's Bible (in photo right), which led him to be tried and then burnt at the stake during the reign of Henry VIII for heresy, his offence being to translate the Bible from Latin into English, which obviously offended the Church's regime of "authority, miracles and mystery," just as Dostoyevsky's Grand Inquisitor would have said.

In 2011 he compared the ANC to the apartheid regime after it refused to allow the Dalai Lama into the country to attend his 80th birthday party, allegedly to avoid offending China.