Sentence examples for opposing regimes from inspiring English sources

At that time he aligned himself with Islamic revolutionary movements opposing regimes that have now fallen, or which barely cling to power.

Together these data imply that the two meta-pathways proliferation and remodeling measure well-defined and clearly distinguished phenotypes; the weak-negative correlation suggests that these programs are observed in a statistically nearly independent fashion, with a subtle trend toward observation of opposing regimes.

Opposing regime change should not mean opposing regime improvement.

In the end, Russia has held fast to its policy of opposing regime change.

Support for Assad also fits the Kremlin's policy of opposing regime change around the world.

Every nation actually committed to peace must block the shipment of Iranian supplies to these groups and oppose regimes that promote terror like Iraq.

Walid read a tract from 1984, "The Creed of Abraham," in which Maqdisi drew from Islamic texts the obligation to oppose regimes that follow man-made laws rather than the true religion.

"Both sides oppose external intervention in Syria and oppose regime change by force," Liu Weimin, the spokesman said.

"Both sides oppose external intervention in Syria and oppose regime change by force," said a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman after Mr Putin met President Hu Jintao.

Almost no Democrat opposes regime change in Iraq, but few want to talk about it because they think it distracts from their favourite domestic issues Social Security, prescription drugs and so on.

Easdale alone could scupper King, since he controls more than 25%, and some within that grouping have opposed regime change in the past, particularly when it has involved locally-based Rangers-supporting investors.