Sentence examples for regime stand from inspiring English sources

Five major gaps in the refugee regime stand out, which require long-term policy development at national, regional and global levels.

Users who are just beginning an exercise regime stand to gain the most from taking a sports nutrition product, but only if they're willing to put in the effort day in and day out.

As long as the Castro regime stands, he won't go.

I've long believed that the Iranian regime stands to gain from provoking external antagonism — up to a point.

After he spoke, former President Ricardo Lagos and Ángela Jeria, Ms. Bachelet's mother and a torture victim of the military regime, stood by his sides.

He said that if the regime stood by its promise to withdraw, the FSA would abide by the ceasefire, but he believed the plan was doomed.

"We had to take a hard look at every place where terrorists might get those weapons, and one regime stood out," Mr. Bush said.

Citing worries that terrorists might acquire deadly unconventional weapons, Mr. Bush went on, "and one regime stood out: the dictatorship of Saddam Hussein".

In 2005, after the assassination of former Lebanese prime minister Rafiq al-Hariri, blamed on Syria – a charge Damascus has always denied – Assad's regime stood firm against foreign threats whilst clamping down on dissidents inside.

Sentenced to 11 years' imprisonment last December, Xiaobo was convicted on charges of subversion, which, in the language of the human-rights-allergic regime, stands for the crucial role that he had played in drawing up and distributing the Chinese version of the Czech manifesto, entitled Charter 08.

Immediately following his election as an interim president of his country, Moncef Marzouki, who was known to the Arab street as a tough defender of liberties and human rights and a formidable foe of the Ben Ali regime, stood to offer a balanced and clear vision for the future of Tunisia.