Sentence examples for publishing regime from inspiring English sources
The paper also discusses how current institutions contribute to preserve the analogue publishing regime.
It referred to harassment of opposition journalists, trials against reporters, confiscation of newspapers publishing anti-regime content, and non-issuance of licenses to publishers considered unfriendly to Ben Ali or any of his cohorts in power.
That's because no independent polling agency has operated in Iran since 2002, when pollsters were sentenced to nine and a half years in prison for publishing results the regime didn't like, and for cooperating with Gallup and Zogby, which the judiciary regarded as collaboration with an enemy state.
And he had managed to ridicule the regime by publishing a savage article in a Portuguese newspaper.
The Metropol anthology was printed by the U.S. firm of Ardis Publishers in 1979, which forced the hand of the Soviet regime... Write suggests that some members of the regime had considered publishing the book... Writer concludes that his father renounced Communism, and that "Metropol" was published in Moscow in 1990 and reissued in 1999.
On March 11th, the regime published its election laws.
By the time he published "The Old Regime and the Revolution" in 1856, Tocqueville had grown deeply pessimistic.
A few days later an "independent" poll was published giving the regime a public approval rating of more than 80%.
But in recent days Iran's online community and blogosphere have shown that pictures published in the regime's news agencies and daily newspapers were taken at different times and places.
Catholic bishops, never friendly to the regime, published an unusually hard-hitting pastoral letter this month that laid the blame for the crisis squarely on the "totalitarian and centralist system".
Seventy years ago this month Italy's Fascist regime published a "Manifesto of Race", which paved the way for its notorious racial laws persecuting Jews and members of other supposedly "inferior" minorities.
