Sentence examples for regime imposed from inspiring English sources
"There's no prison regime imposed here," he said.
"The regime imposed in Chechnya is authoritarian, criminal and very corrupt".
However, energy-poor Turkey has been hard hit economically by the sanctions regime imposed against Iran.
Texas has hit back against what Mr. Perry called an intrusive regulatory regime imposed by "environmental statists".
In Paris, Lebanese exile and former army commander General Michel Aoun blamed Syria and what he called Lebanon's "feeble regime imposed by Syria" for the assassination.
Motown boss Berry Gordy took 30 acts on the road that year, all of whom had gone through the strict training regime imposed by the label itself.
To enforce this, the country's military regime imposes jail terms of up to 15 years for unauthorised use of a modem.
No one can deny the importance of the internet and social networks – when a regime imposes a media blackout, they can be used to both inform and mobilise people.
Specifically in the field of competition law, in the Société Stenuit v. France case, the European Commission of Human Rights determined that the French antitrust regime imposing penalties of up to 5percentt of sales was criminal for the purposes of the European Convention of Human Rights.
If, as a result of its determination to reduce its dependence on imported oil, the regime imposes policies designed to "leapfrog" the country's transport system to hybrids, oil demand will come under even more pressure.A fit of peakA couple of countervailing factors could kick in to increase consumption.
Mr Taylor's soldiers pushed them back to their northern base, but in the past few days a counter-offensive seems to have begun.The UN has tried to isolate Mr Taylor's regime, imposing sanctions last year to punish him for supporting the RUF.
