Sentence examples for regime developed from inspiring English sources

Then there's the matter of what other countries do — in the region and beyond — when they see that a rogue regime developed nukes and got away with it".

A growing gap in loyalty to the regime developed "between those with vested interests and living in Pyongyang and those living in the outlying provinces," Mr. Park said.

After the Soviets withdrew in 1989, the Communist regime developed a militia program to stabilize the country; in the end, though, the militias and the mujahedin tore the country apart.

When I asked the Iraqi dissident Kanan Makiya why Saddam is so committed to these programs, he said, "I think this regime developed a very specific ideology associated with power, and how to extend that power, and these weapons play a very important psychological and political part".

Brazil's regime developed over 15 years and involved tightening up its code on economic activity in forested areas, moratoriums on sales of food grown on cleared land, a new land registry, withholding government-subsidised credit from areas with the worst deforestation and strengthening law enforcement through the public prosecutor's office.

Reacting to growing European demands to control 'transit' migration, Ben Ali's authoritarian regime developed a two-pronged immigration policy that has led to the generic silencing - or 'omertà' - of immigration in the public sphere.

When I visited Dornstein in Somerville, he showed me a declassified copy of the original F.B.I. report; it revealed, he said, that Bollier "had even gone to Libya" to help the regime develop bomb timers.

Unlike most other oil companies, Eni thrived under the Qaddafi regime, developing new fields and building a $9 billion facility at Mellitah, west of Tripoli, to pipe natural gas under the Mediterranean.

A Third linear flow regime develops for short spacing, large number of hydraulic fractures, and large half fracture length.

Intermediate radial flow regime develops for long spacing between fractures when there is sufficient time for reservoir fluid to flow radially in the XY plane to each individual fracture as shown in Fig. 32.

The problems of stigmatisation, administering complex and toxic drug regimes developed decades ago and avoiding awful side-effects such as deafness are delineated by the stories of Bheki, a builder, and his sister Zandile, and 12-year-old Nokubhega, who all have MDR-TB.