Sentence examples for regime reported from inspiring English sources
"Creating the appearance of useful employment for Gaddafi's offspring has been an important objective for the regime," reported the US ambassador in a cable released by WikiLeaks.
A source close to the North Korean regime reported that Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un is furious about the Windows 8 problems and is considering a number of options, including declaring war on Microsoft.
The weekend's headlines, then, must have made him ecstatic: under the Gove-Wilshaw regime, reported the Observer, a third of teachers don't feel respected as professionals, and half have recently considered leaving the profession altogether.
The distinct difference between beds of group A and B particles in the gently bubbling regime reported by Cody et al. (Powder Technol. 87 (1996) 211) is thus likely to be due to changes in the dynamics of the bubbles, as we observed no striking difference between these beds at gas velocities below minimum bubbling conditions.
Even as the American people were voting on his successor his appointees were pushing "kinetic actions against the regime," reported anonymous sources.
Days after Zimbabwe's election, the Mugabe regime reports "official" vote tallies showing a near tie and likely runoff, which requires "official" numbers showing that opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai got less then 50%.
The characteristics of the five dynamic regimes reported in the literature were numerically explored herein, specifically: (I) low-temperature steady state, (II) oscillatory two-stage ignitions, (III) complex oscillations, (IV) oscillatory cool flames, and (V) high-temperature steady state.
(Fasting, like every other healthy activity, must be done sensibly and in moderation). Many people who follow IF regimes report both physical and mental benefits, including improved energy and concentration, better sleep, and an overall feeling of well-being.
Oliver Wainwright highlights the problems for architectural education created by the higher student fee regime (Report, 28 July), which I also recognise.
I am writing in response to a series of articles asserting that the Syrian government "controls UN aid" and that the UN has channelled funding intended for life-saving humanitarian response to the "Assad regime" (Reports, 30 and 31 August).
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