Sentence examples for regime concluded from inspiring English sources

The victims of Thatcher's economic policies, and there were many, are not wrong to remember her differently.Trevor Bant VancouverJustice for CambodiaSIR – Your obituary on Ieng Sary, the foreign minister in Cambodia's Khmer Rouge regime, concluded that the UN-backed tribunal in Cambodia has "convicted only one person, and moved so achingly slowly that it was never going to catch him" (April 6th).

Libya The new government has drastically reduced its estimate of the number of people who were killed in the revolution against Muammar Gaddafi's regime, concluding that 4,700 rebel supporters died and 2,100 are missing, with unconfirmed similar casualty figures on the opposing side.

Overy compares and contrasts the two regimes, concluding that their similarities far outweigh their differences.

The comments follow two damning UNHCR reports examining the government's offshore detention regime, which concluded that family facilities on Nauru "raise serious issues about their compatibility with international human rights law".

Cameron says that if nothing were done, the regime would concluded it could use the weapons "again and again, and with impunity".

"I don't expect that most people at Yale are going to support the efforts of President George W. Bush, DC '68, to change the Iraqi regime," Brooks concluded.

Nieuwkerk et al. [ 17] compared the development of HRQL during three different PI based regimes and concluded that in terms of HRQL, patients with higher CD4 values at start experienced less benefit from the treatment.

The social security advisory committee's advice echoes the conclusions of a cross-party MPs report in March, which called for a review of the sanctions regime after concluding it was unfair, punitive and ineffective at helping people into work.

In relation to increased rates of atrazine resistance evolution in the AG1 regime we conclude that increases in population size, driven by the relatively rapid evolution of glyphosate resistance, are resulting in an increased probability of atrazine-resistant mutations arising in the glyphosate-resistant background.

First, it conveys the assumption that Dina will have to carry on her pharmacological regime after concluding the TC program (the implication is also delivered that, if she cannot be trusted to take the medication, she cannot be considered ready to go home).

The authors model alternative property rights regimes and conclude that the current open-access regime provides greater social benefits than any alternative based on privatizing the springs.