Sentence examples for regime rules from inspiring English sources
During the Arab Spring, he joined protests, but now an autocratic regime rules while zealots seethe in the slums.
Discussing Grass's rather recent discovery that Germans had also been the victims of atrocities, Updike asks: "Can a nation war against a regime without warring against the people the regime rules?
As well as changes to the tax regime, rules intended to hold individual bankers to account have been eased since HSBC announced the review of its headquarters last April.
Thereafter, Trotskyists intensified their attack on the Soviet bureaucracy calling it "Bonapartist," meaning a rule based on the dictatorship of one man and developed the concept of a "degenerated workers' state," a state in which the means of production have been nationalized but in which a bureaucratic regime rules.
Especially the standards for regular charging are clearly designed to comply with local regime rules and that these rules have thus prevented the development of a global standard.
As a mid-range theoretical framework, the MLP invites complementary, more detailed theorisation of salient issues, especially the roles of socio-political agency in changing regime rules around technological competition.
It is a regime ruled by one man.
Baghdadi's goal is to re-create the era of the caliphate, when an Islamic regime ruled from Constantinople to Morocco and the Arabian Peninsula.
His regime ruled with fear, used torture as a means of governance, neglected the economic and social needs of the population.
When the Khmer Rouge regime ruled Cambodia in 1975-79, almost 2m people were killed, or died from starvation, overwork or illness.Officials say they may seek international help with the proceedings.
That fall, as a temporary military regime ruled Egypt, I had met with Aboul-Ghar, who happily assured me that the military would soon be leaving the management of the country to civilians.
