Sentence examples for pariah regime from inspiring English sources

Fewer hackles are raised by demonising Mugabe's pariah regime.

That morning, Fred Warmbier denounced what he called the "pariah" regime that brutalized his son.

And if your aim is to maintain a global order, as opposed to rousting this or that pariah regime, you need all the force multipliers you can get.

One member, Thailand, faces economic catastrophe; Myanmar, which will join this month, is a pariah regime; Cambodia would have joined too, but a bloody coup intervened.

All these people, often for the wholly admirable motives of aiding what was assumed to be the transformation of a former international pariah regime, accepted the Gaddafis at face value.

Militarily and politically, Hezbollah has much at stake in the Syrian conflict, but it is risking even more by attempting to save a pariah regime that may not be savable.

Then, Mr Obama offered to extend a hand to pariah regimes that were "willing to unclench" their fists.

Now that unlikely policy, one of the last ways in which the government of Nicolás Maduro distinguished itself from the world's pariah regimes, appears to be crumbling.

But that has prompted concern in some countries that Chinese money encourages corruption and misrule and helps to prop up pariah regimes such as that of Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe.

In this respect, as Miroslav Nincic notes, the United States differs from many of its closest allies: Canada has long maintained diplomatic relations with Cuba, and several of the European democracies have continued diplomatic engagement with governments that the United States considers pariah regimes.

Global Witness' research has revealed that corrupt foreign politicians and pariah regimes such as Iran exploit the secrecy provided by anonymous American shell companies to access the US financial system.