Sentence examples for regime designed from inspiring English sources

Despite a supposedly rigorous international regime designed to prevent this kind of traffic, North Korea is plausibly accused of carrying it on.

The E.U. plan includes a streamlined European Research Area and an E.U.-wide venture capital regime designed "to remove bottlenecks which stop ideas from reaching the market".

Much had been made of Lochte's intensive training regime, designed to equip him to compete across the week, but last night was a task too far.

Last month the Treasury also watered down the new Senior Managers' Regime, designed to hold top banking executives personally accountable for wrongdoing.

The current building was constructed under Hitler's regime, designed as part of the Germania project to create a new world capital.

The tribunal is one of the cornerstones of the regime designed to scrutinise the agencies, a regime described by William Hague, the foreign secretary, as one of the best in the world.

That is one of the reasons governments try to produce tax regimes designed to attract businesses.

For many victims of serious crime, prison regimes designed to enrich and nourish will be unpalatable at best.

The same day, at the summit in Riyadh, Trump warmly welcomed Qatar into his new coalition of conservative Sunni regimes, designed to confront Islamic extremism and contain Iran.

It was never impressed by the subsidy regimes designed for French farmers and other special interests; Britain was a net contributor to the European budget for its first three decades of membership.

In March 2005, Porter J. Goss, who was then the C.I.A. director, described waterboarding as a "professional interrogation technique"; American military pilots and commandos are known to have been subjected to it during highly classified training regimes designed to prepare them to live in captivity.