Sentence examples for plan for regime from inspiring English sources

That sums up the legal basis for Britain's involvement in George Bush's plan for regime change.

REGIME CHANGE -- Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, right, testifying before the Senate, said the administration was settling on a plan for "regime change" in Iraq --a phrase borrowed from the Clinton administration.

It might provide its own intelligence on Iraqi weapons development, and might also give a green light for the Tehran-based Iraqi opposition to collaborate with any American plan for "regime change".Iraq's third big neighbour, Saudi Arabia, was meanwhile put on the defensive by a barrage of accusations in Washington that it is soft on terrorism.

The most dangerous of "consequences" would be a plan for regime change, including an invasion of the North to secure its nuclear arsenal, in the event of an internal meltdown in Pyongyang.

In the same article, however, I also wrote that the American plans for regime change, unsupported as they were by a broad international coalition, were not justifiable.

Intent on avoiding another Commons defeat on Syria, Cameron has stressed that military action would be specifically directed at defeating Isis without elaborating on his plans for regime change in Damascus.

It also further validates Ahmadinejad's insistent claims of US plans for regime change.

Was the United States' Central Intelligence Agency involved in planning for regime change prior to events in February and March in Benghazi?

"An attack from the US military with undefined objectives and no specific plans for regime change would be catastrophic," he told The Huffington Post.

But State Department officials contend that it has been difficult to plan for a new regime because it has not been clear -- and is still not clear, they say -- how Mr. Hussein may be deposed.

But the current chaos is less a result of fresh war damage, which was relatively limited, than of the Bush administration's failure to plan for replacing a regime that had long ordered every detail of Iraqi life.