Sentence examples for regime at work from inspiring English sources

For instance, the movie (unnamed by Moeller) that shows a group of people listening to a radio speech makes the people on camera the actors themselves, even more than the characters they play look frozen with terror; it's a vision of a totalitarian regime at work that should send chills through citizens and performers alike.

The argument sometimes masks the real forces at work — a regime bent on exploiting society's divisions, an opposition so far incapable of providing an alternative, and deepening strife that has drawn in not only the government and defectors, but also gangs and criminals.

"The processes we're starting to define certainly could be at work in regimes like the sun, for example, and probably all throughout astrophysics".

Parallel morphological evolution has been considered to be strong evidence for similar regimes of natural selection being at work in driving diversification [ 13].

Archbishop Stepinac held a banquet for Pavelic, blessed the Ustasha leader and regime, calling them "God's hand at work," and the following month had Pavelic received by Pius XII.

He has to prove that the new, post-Hutton regulatory regime can work, while at the same time protecting the independence and public service role of the BBC in the highly competitive digital age.

Recent data by Buono and Walker (2011), however, suggest that the iron snow regime should work even at sulfur concentrations below 6 wt.%.

But Trudeau, who once admitted he "had a puff" of the drug after he was elected to Parliament in 2008, has yet to explain how exactly his legal regime would work and at what rate the substance would be taxed.

On the other hand for circuits in the normal working regime at a given time point the activity is concentrated in a relatively small portion of the circuit.

But that rather suits his needs as it means he can straight-bat any questions on the subject and keep the former regime at arm's length while working behind the scenes on restructuring the IAAF.

The first law the regime abrogated was one that protected women at home and at work.