Sentence examples for regime to create from inspiring English sources
TipoRenesansa Marko Drpic scoured Slovenia collecting vintage printing equipment — whatever wasn't destroyed during the socialist regime — to create the country's sole letterpress studio.
"I get a kick out of changing physically," he says; after his stint as Miss Trunchbull in New York he had got "quite fat", and adopted a radical regime to create the drawn, haunted Jonathan Strange that audiences will encounter as the series unfolds.
Part of this is related to augmenting its cruel judicial punishments with a social service regime to create more soft power, but also to have a carrot to its stick.
He said the oil companies had to co-operate more, on sharing facilities and equipment; that a tougher regulator should force companies to keep producing in marginal fields, or risk losing their licences; and that the Treasury had to revamp the tax regime to create the incentives to maintain UK waters as an attractive place to invest.
This number is more than three times the number of people displaced today by wars, famine and natural disasters and yet little is being done within the humanitarian aid regime to create strategies for feeding and sheltering this destabilizing human tidal wave.
Therefore, understanding of the molecular origin of tribological properties of interfacial films is necessary to control friction and wear at the boundary lubrication regime, to create innovative tribological solutions for emerging nanotechnological applications, and to mimic nature's high-performance tribological solutions.
Most parents want their children to be happy and a high stakes testing regime tends to create unhappy schools".
"The regime needs to create some breathing space urgently," said a retired Burmese academic, who asked not to be identified.
By returning everybody to the land, the regime hoped to create a society of Old People — that is to say, of agrarian peasants.
The regime sought to create an agrarian society: cities were emptied and their residents forced to work on rural co-operatives.
Results show that simulated time series using future predicted climate scenarios are significantly different from the simulated historical time series and any changes in the fire regime tend to create more dissimilar and more variable simulated time series.
