The status of the judiciary has proven to be a key weakness of many post-communist regimes, as confirmed by many evaluations of national judicial systems, processes and components.
Doctors vary in the length of antibiotic regimes they prescribe, with five-day courses for urinary tract infection still being used even though the evidence shows that two to three days is sufficient for an uncomplicated infection.
The AFP said in its own submission that regimes for delayed notification search warrants or covert searches were "in place in NSW, Queensland, Victoria, WA and the Northern Territory, as well as Canada, the UK and the United States of America".
The end of European colonialism in the Muslim world in no way diminished the immediacy of that challenge nor the venality, brutality and incompetence of local regimes.
The US and the EU share one characteristic: they are, in the jargon of political science, "mixed regimes", with a strong separation of powers and numerous checks and balances.
Conversation starts with kit, moves on to training regimes and, after a few beers, you've got a friend for life.
It is a very small group who maintained opposition to all the regimes since Mubarak, and who could make a distinction between supporting the victims of these regimes without endorsing their political position".
Reasons against: She shares experience with Burnham, she also shares the risks that come with her close association with tarnished regimes.
He also praised the inclusion of the former communist regimes of eastern Europe after the Berlin Wall came down.
Speaking to CNN, he argued that Clinton's claims to fight for women's equality were undermined by the acceptance of donations by the Clinton Foundation from authoritarian regimes in the Middle East with "abysmal human rights records".
Apart from some misconceived support for supposedly socialist regimes east of the Brandenburg Gate, there was little appetite for developing alternative socioeconomic models to the capitalist status quo.
