Sentence examples for regime composed of from inspiring English sources

"What we're faced with is the remnants of a Saddam regime composed of extremists and some terrorists," Bremer told me.

It is a regulatory regime composed of a federal and state system.

Considering studied nanoparticles in dimer regime (composed of Al/Al2O3/SiO2), we measured the LSPR sensitivity of the structure while the configuration is immersed in dielectric liquid substances.

Oil taxation has evolved into what is essentially a two-tier regime, composed of a mineral extraction tax (MET) and duties paid on exports of crude oil and products.

This design resulted in a sampling regime composed of two sites visited on two consecutive days, for a total of 32 samples each of plants from conspecific and heterospecific stands, and a total of 64 samples.

Does the partly sectarian nature of the Syrian war – with Iran supporting a regime composed disproportionately of Alawi against mainly Sunni rebels, including virulently anti-Shia groups like Isis and Jabhat al-Nusra – reflect the failure of Syria-Iran cultural diplomacy?

But the anti-Thaksin movement in Thailand not only wants to prosecute the former prime minister for fraud and corruption, but is also intent on bringing down the current government in Bangkok, widely viewed as a "proxy" regime, composed mostly of the former prime minister's acolytes and supporters.

Two combinations of spring defoliation, one for each fall moisture regime, were composed of a factorial array of three spring clipping dates (early May, late May, mid-June) and three levels of defoliation (0%, 40 %, 80).

Plato famously defended a meritocratic political ideal in The Republic: the best political regime is composed of political leaders selected on the basis of their superior ability to make morally informed political judgments and granted power to rule over the community.

By identifying hydrologic relationships between watersheds through an initial regionalization of mean annual streamflow time-series data, hydrologic regimes, each composed of watersheds with common hydrologic controlling variables, were identified.

Like the Iranian regime, it was composed of Shiites, a minority throughout most of the Islamic world and historically its downtrodden class.