Sentence examples for regime for good from inspiring English sources

The answer is to end its Prohibitionist regime for good.

England are more than capable of losing to Kenya, and a bad day today could ruin the creaky Fletcher/Vaughan regime for good.

Duffy is very good at seeing the realities of Mary Tudor's regime, for good or ill: he even mentions that she burned quite a lot of Protestants.

If everything were indeed destroyed, Saddam Hussein put his nation through years of crippling economic boycotts and brought on the ruin of his regime for no good reason.

The only regime for which a good approximation could not be gained was one where the drive is strong enough to produce high intra-cavity excitations, but the tunneling rate and nonlinearity are still relatively high.

Cameras on every corner, Google, Facebook, cell phones: the data-mining regime is well entrenched, for good or ill, and a few aerial shots, the thinking goes, aren't about to change much.

It also focuses more on a regulatory regime for supplying the goods - but rules out products that would be edible or smokeable.

In general, the Soviet regime was good for the sturgeon -- catching, preparing and packaging the fish was one of the few businesses that ran like a business, and in those days the fishing laws were enforced.

Whether this regime is good for every student is a question now increasingly under scrutiny.

It seems the only thing this regime is good for is telling Detroiters what they can't have.

Syrian rebels overwhelmingly regard Assad's regime as their main enemy, and for good reason: his forces have killed more Syrians than anyone else has.