Sentence examples for outdated regime from inspiring English sources

But the plan marks an important first step in a much-needed facelift for an outdated regime.

"The impact of this wholly outdated regime is that UK public service broadcasters are forced to subsidise major pay-TV platforms.

The men and women granted the reprieves had been imprisoned under an "outdated sentencing regime," the administration concluded.

"Because many were convicted under an outdated sentencing regime, they served years — in some cases more than a decade — longer than individuals convicted today of the same crime".

The administration concluded that these sentences reflected an "outdated sentencing regime," recognizing that drug-sentencing laws are illogical, unjust and ineffective.

In passing Bill C-51, the Harper Government (supported by Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party), had a chance to refine an outdated information sharing regime.

And the current copyright regime is outdated.

It showcases the brief but explosive history of contemporary Chinese art over the last 40 years as artists dealt with a repressive regime, an outdated academy system and a new engagement with the West in the "Olympic years".

That perpetuates the old economy, the old regime, the outdated and overused, the ultimately futile and flaccid.

The point here is to note that the conventional wisdom that asserts that terrorists hide in caves, or that they are underprivileged Muslims from authoritarian regimes, is outdated.

France, keen as anyone to compete for a larger share of the lucrative China market, has long lobbied hard for the ban to go on the grounds that it is outdated, anachronistic (lumping China with miscreant regimes like Myanmar, Sudan and Zimbabwe) and not the way aspiring strategic partners should be treating each other.