Sentence examples for regime eliminated from inspiring English sources

Twenty-five million Iraqis had been liberated and the menace of Saddam's monstrous regime eliminated.

Napoleon's police minister, the intelligent and sinister Joseph Fouché, resorted frequently to preventive detention to crush popular discontent, a method, as Mr. Woloch points out, that restored practices of the old regime eliminated in the revolution.

This regime eliminated tsetse and Trypanosomosis in areas where the fly was in small isolated pockets and where the treated cattle represented the overwhelming host source for the fly population.

Significantly, as seen from Equations (1) and (2), performing the analysis in the saturation regime eliminates the need for a Taylor expansion to obtain an approximate power-law dependence of the source-drain current on gate voltage.

The education of girls was subordinated to their future function as mothers; a strict eugenic regime pitilessly eliminated sickly and deformed children.

With the destruction of the PKI, one of the elements of balance that had supported the Sukarno regime was eliminated, and the president himself came under increasing pressure.

Just as Putin's regime physically eliminated those in Chechnya who might have been interlocutors for a negotiated peace settlement, Assad has conflated all political opposition with "terrorism".

This feeding regime also eliminated any potential chemical effects or indirect trophic effects of the introduced dried conspecifics material.

The grow of private education was favoured by the 1967 constitution, imposed by the military regime, which eliminated the set budget for education and supported the private sector involvement in higher education through incentives and operating licences issued by the Federal Council for Education [ 29].

Such a competitive currency regime would eliminate currency risk, reduce interest rates and stimulate economic growth.

Given these facts, protecting the Saudi regime by eliminating any public penalty for the support given to terrorists from within its borders would be a mistake".