Sentence examples for regime exists from inspiring English sources

A somewhat different regime exists in the common-law countries.

A similar regime exists in major sea-lanes through the waters of archipelagos (e.g., Indonesia).

Even when a functioning biosafety regime exists, regulatory decisions may be unpredictable and subject to political interference.

The fundamental issue is not whether the Saigon regime exists at all as a government-not in relation to us but in relation to its own people, and whether it has any chance of continuing to exist if we leave.

If North Korea proceeds to test a nuclear weapon, all Americans should be proud that Mr. Bolton has shown what a despicable regime exists in that rogue country to the detriment of peace and security in Asia.

So what are they refusing to see? Karzai was picked by the US and British governments as the Afghan leader most likely to serve their interests, and his regime exists solely because of massive military support from them.

But his elite, sheltered education left him with the sense that he and the regime exist on a different plane, several analysts said.

By the Sykes-Picot Agreement of 1916, France was to be free to establish its administration in Lebanon and on the coast and to provide advice and assistance to whatever regime existed in the interior.

A transition regime existed between these two regimes at intermediate temperature.

An "abusive regime" existed at a boarding school for children with educational and behavioural problems, a trial of four teachers has heard.

The trial opened on 14 April, with the prosecution claiming that an "abusive regime" existed at the school, which closed in 2000.