Sentence examples for problematic regime from inspiring English sources

But Mr Steinitz also said that although Iran has changed its political tone, "it is still a very problematic regime," and warned that Israel preserved its right to defend itself against "an existential threat".

China also presents a growing diplomatic and political challenge, whether it be through its protection of North Korea or its reluctance to support action against problematic regimes such as Syria, Iran and, arguably, Sudan.

The issue of how to create links between communities and individuals without endorsing political regimes remains problematic.

While Bradley's reaction was severe - a fact he's keen to stress as many people do not face serious reaction to the medication - Garrett also mentions her medication regimes were problematic and hugely affected her life.

All dictatorships, genocidal regimes and problematic systems of power know this.

It presents a barrier to international trade and creates a problematic precedent as other regimes, like Vietnam and Iran, look to China for tips on information control.

His expulsion by the orthodox church makes him a problematic figure for the current regime.

They asked, quite reasonably, why isn't the UN instead pursuing autocratic regimes with more problematic human rights record and actually support the Filipino government's efforts to address systematic corruption; thinking of the UN, they wondered: where is the love?

Intervention from the UK, for example, could potentially aid the Assad regime, which would be incredibly problematic — not to mention dangerous.

He recognized the lack of success of the regime and that this was problematic, however he emphasized that he is not raising specific concerns with the regime.

Hydraulic fracturing from vertical wells subject to reverse faulting stress regimes is found to be problematic due to turning and twisting of propagating fractures, and eventually resulting in ineffective treatments to increase production.