Sentence examples for outgoing regime from inspiring English sources

Was this festival of bling the last gasp of an outgoing regime typified by greed, selfishness, and excess?

Some say this was because the outgoing regime was blackmailing him to ensure a smooth switch from power to wealth and back again.

Mr Bo's case was a legacy of the outgoing regime that the incoming party chief, Xi Jinping, would rather not have inherited.

Most agree that the outgoing regime of tick-box regulation governing lawyers' behaviour isn't conducive to fostering the sort of dialogue Delacroix would like to see.

On one side of the foyer stood a large number of theatre-makers and producers, many of them involved in devised and visual theatre, who have been strongly associated with David Farr's outgoing regime.

The new president and his government will also need to decide how to treat Mr Kuchma, Mr Yanukovich and those other members of the outgoing regime who have been implicated in electoral fraud or worse.Mr Kuchma's allies want him to be remembered as a heroic statesman who forged a country from a rusting chunk of the Soviet Union.

Assuming then this is a one-off agreement with the outgoing Obama regime, an agreement that may or may not be honoured by the Trump regime, both the Turnbull government and the asylum seekers on Nauru had better hope processing and US security checks happen rapidly between now and the inauguration on January 20.

To say nothing of the growing fury at the Florida-style loss of 100,000 Scottish votes, discounted because of dodgy counting machines and confusing ballot papers - a mess that will be blamed on the outgoing Labour regime.

In 1993 a compromise had been reached by the outgoing white regime and Mandela and the A.N.C. which averted civil war and made the peaceful transition possible: perpetrators of political killings under apartheid would receive amnesty on a case-by-case basis, in return for full disclosure of their activities.

In a political bargain with the outgoing apartheid regime, Mandela and his party, the African National Congress, allowed whites to keep their property.

In an anguished political bargain with the outgoing apartheid regime, Mandela and his African National Congress (ANC) party allowed whites to keep their property or to sell it back to the South African state for just compensation.