Sentence examples for regime conducted from inspiring English sources

"I witnessed huge celebrations after the regime conducted its first nuclear test in 2006.

Has the Zionist regime conducted itself in any other way in the last sixty years?

Bill James, a senior adviser who was brought in by the new regime, conducted a couple of studies to try to measure, among other things, the effect of Ramirez's quirks—his tendency to glare at badly hit balls without running to first, his sporadic inability in the field to follow the arc of a fly ball.

In April, when the new Kim regime conducted a failed rocket launch in defiance of international opposition, the UN Security Council issued a "presidential statement" condemning the action, strengthening sanctions on the regime and warning of further measures if another launch were conducted.

Bill James, a senior adviser who was brought in by the new regime, conducted a couple of studies to try to measure, among other things, the effect of Ramirez's quirks — his tendency to glare at badly hit balls without running to first, his sporadic inability in the field to follow the arc of a fly ball.

A rigorous and extensive training and testing regime conducted using electronic media seized during investigations into online child exploitation proves the efficacy of this approach.

The objectives of this research were to: (i) quantify genotypic differences between subspecies of peanut (Arachis hypogaea L ., hypogaea and fastigiata, in root and canopy architecture, and evaluate their relationship with pod yield; and (ii) examine the response of these above- and below-ground traits of peanut genotypes to various irrigation regimes conducted in a humid climate.

An investigation of gas backmixing in fluidized beds spanning the entire range from the bubbling regime to the dilute transport regime was conducted using continuous injection of a helium tracer.

"The regime has conducted itself in an unacceptable, intolerable way and has committed acts that disqualify it" from power, he said after a meeting in Germany with Putin, Syria's principal backer and protector.

In describing Petit's practice regime, mostly conducted in a meadow outside the city, McCann suggests that he only fell once in training, and that this in itself was necessary: "Once exactly, so he felt it couldn't happen again, it was beyond possibility.

The State Security Investigations Service, the principal domestic security and intelligence agency of the Mubarak regime, which conducted the investigation, was dissolved in 2011, after evidence emerged it was involved in "extraordinary rendition", and tools of torture and secret cells were uncovered at its headquarters.