Sentence examples for regime tied from inspiring English sources

More importantly, the new regime tied Osborne's hands, preventing the Treasury from massaging its economic forecasts to make the public finance projections add up – something Brown was repeatedly accused of when he was in Downing Street.

Here a burgeoning regulatory regime tied to global warming threatens to turn the state into a total "no go" economic development zone.

The authors find evidence supporting a nonlinear relationship with four specific regimes tied to varying levels of cyclical unemployment where the coefficient displays the most sensitivity at the lowest and highest levels of cyclical unemployment.

The phenomenon occurs because different global temperature regimes tie up different amounts of water in ice caps and glaciers, meaning that sea level can be quite a bit lower during cold intervals (Lambeck and Chappell 2001)—indeed, Pleistocene glaciations lowered global sea levels by 80 120 meters during glacial periods.

The NTC has tried to bring in representation from as many different tribes as possible, and some of the larger groups allied to Gaddafi – like the Warfalla – are big enough that the perception of regime ties will simply be diluted by their numbers.

That may be the vision, but we need to consider the practical reality that there has been a high stakes testing regime umbilically tied to these standards since their inception.

That regime, known as the Porfiriato, was a particularly clear example of the late 19th-century regimes' ties to the new economic order.

The Communist regime is so tied up in the current system, it argues, that it won't be able to introduce necessary changes.

If researchers prove the Assad regime is closely tied to the group, foreign governments may choose to respond because the attacks have real-world consequences.

Gaddafi and his regime have been directly tied to international terrorism on many occasions over four decades.

The regime's fortunes are tied to those of Venezuela, which supplies Cuba with cheap oil in return for doctors, intelligence support and a splash of ideological credibility.