Sentence examples for regime to justify from inspiring English sources

"It is simply a lie by the Castro regime to justify its actions".

By ending economic sanctions, allowing Cuban-American family ties to flourish, and permitting other Americans to travel freely to Cuba, argues Sweig, the United States can help end the siege mentality that has trapped the Cuban body politic and enabled the same regime to justify its hold on power for nearly half a century.

"We are concerned that these actions not only seriously damage the United Kingdom's historic international reputation as a staunch defender of press freedom, but provide encouragement to non-democratic regimes to justify their own repressive actions".

Internet companies have told the Guardian that the government's plans to monitor email and social media use by the British public could be used by autocratic regimes to justify state surveillance.

The U.S. has its part to blame for the decline in at least 17 countries where "fake news" has been co-opted by oppressive regimes to justify crackdowns on dissent and free speech.

In the ensuing debate about the verdict, those critical of the ruling insisted that it threatened the freedom of expression on the Internet and it sets a dangerous precedent that can be used by authoritarian regimes to justify web censorship (see also Singel 2010).

The now-familiar cycle of North Korean provocation, American warnings, North Korean follow-through and American calls for more peace talks — calls that are always mocked as an abject surrender — must turn every few years if the "military first" regime is to justify its existence and give heroic meaning to the people's hardship.

But curious circumstances, like the pilot's clean getaway, have stirred suspicion that the attack was a set-up by the Maduro regime orchestrated to justify its continued crackdown on dissent.

He continued: "Any threats to the independence of journalism in Britain could be used by repressive regimes worldwide to justify their own controls over the press.

"The British government's actions have far reaching consequences across the globe - particularly within the Commonwealth - and any threats to the independence of journalism in Britain could be used by repressive regimes worldwide to justify their own controls over the press".

"This is a regime that has to justify the intense militarisation of their society".