Sentence examples for regime something from inspiring English sources

"This business is a crisis of the regime, something that profoundly implicates the state," said Roger Gbégnonvi, a former minister in Mr. Boni's government.

Still others said they regarded the development as an incremental step toward the demise of the island's Communist regime, something significant but not meriting a full-blown celebration.

Yet both share a commitment to direct confrontation with the Mubarak regime, something which Cairo's Shamad – despite his deep anger – still considers too risky.

The supposed criminalization of the Socialist Party that Mr. Krugman cites is only a symbolic and political declaration that acknowledges the horrors of the previous Communist regime, something that most former Communist countries in Europe did years ago.

She could remember the 1930s, when Hitler had held no fewer than four referendums to consolidate his regime, something that explains the aversion to referendums in the present-day German republic.

"North Korea has given up any hope of dealing with the Lee Myung-bak government, whose fundamental goal, it believes, is to bring down the regime" — something Mr. Lee's administration has denied, said Paik Hak-soon, an analyst at the Sejong Institute.

I'm not great at sticking to most diet or workout regimes — something always seems to come up, whether it be working late or drinks with friends.

Hadid didn't do herself any favours, letting forth a blustering barrage of indignation, but it was a sloppily researched interview, and yet another example of mainstream media focusing solely on her work for dubious regimes – something which most other architects of her international profile are also engaged in, but rarely questioned on.

"The regime says something and does something else because it does not have the political will, the will to bring about democracy, responsibility before the people and peace".

"It seems the Assad regime has something to hide," he said.

There is no coherent and practical plan of action to replace his regime with something more benevolent.