Sentence examples for regime realised from inspiring English sources

Instead, his insecure grandson, Kim Jong Un, suddenly finds himself in the midst of a huge public-relations disaster, with unruly TV commentators all over the place.Perhaps the regime realised that if it continued to deny the obvious, it would only stoke more international mockery.

Even the people in the regime realised that there was something wrong with the regime, so they were ripe to fall," he says.

She's received national and international recognition for her work, and after years of thwarting her efforts, Assad's regime realised a few years ago that it was in their own self-interest to use her good name to improve its image.

The government realised that".

I guess that other personalities within the new regime seriously realised that the country could not keep on evolving as a world's pariah state but also as a "23d province of China".

We show although the theoretical steady-state fracture regimes are realised globally, locally the fracture speed always behaves in a regular fashion.

"I hope this will wake up some who have supported the Assad regime, to realise its murderous and barbaric nature," he said.

"The North Korean regime should realise that complete isolation and self-destruction await at the end of reckless provocation," Park said.

"Those who think that my candidacy for president means reinventing the former regime must realise that being the head of the General Intelligence Agency or vice-president for a few days does not mean that I was part of an institution against which people revolted," Suleiman said.

You only have to look as far as Greece, where the population is reeling from the troika bailout regime, to realise that the EU is no bulwark against austerity.

In the high cycle fatigue regime tests were realised for one loading condition, and the load and the displacement were measured.