Sentence examples for regime for himself from inspiring English sources

Deghayes visited Afghanistan, his family said, to judge the Taliban regime for himself, and fled after the US invasion.

His father was close to Ayatollah Khomeini, the Islamic Republic's founder; he himself served the regime for 11 years as minister of culture and Islamic guidance.

Pećanac himself was interned by the Nedić regime for some time, and was assassinated by agents of Mihailović in May or June 1944.

The conclusion is the same: "We are, at all events, aware that such poetry mustn't be taken seriously as a serious thing laying hold of truth, but that the man who hears it must be careful, fearing for the regime in himself, and must hold what we have said about poetry" (608a6-b2).

Dos Santos, 73, has been president since 1979 and has been accused of presiding over one of the world's most corrupt regimes, amassing a fortune for himself, his family and friends while two thirds of his country lives below the poverty line.

Working in Uganda right out of medical school in 1971, he winds up mending a bruised hand belonging to none other than General Idi Amin Dada (Forest Whitaker), who has just overthrown the previous regime and established supreme power for himself.

What about the Sudanese regime, for example?

We will not sit with the regime for dialogue.

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It turned the impressionable boy against the regime for life.

"The new regime for fracking has very clear community benefit.