Sentence examples for regimes and it from inspiring English sources
But it granted only lesser forms of relief to Guatemalans and Salvadorans who fled right-wing regimes, and it neglected Haitians and Hondurans.
The state finances Dr Anusauskas's centre to research both regimes, and it has produced three volumes on Soviet and three on Nazi repression.
"If that explanation is true then America is doing business with racist regimes and it should be addressed at the United Nations," said Vic Bulluck, executive director of the organization's Hollywood Bureau.
The Arab spring uprisings had provided a chink of light for those living under repressive regimes, and it was now up to western democracies to help them throw open the door to a bright new future.
And he was trying to make the point to our friends and allies, coalition partners and like-minded people around the world that these are very dangerous regimes, and it isn't enough just to say they are dangerous regimes.
Mohamed Morsi's victory represented a watershed moment for Egyptian Islamists, who were tortured and repressed during decades of autocratic regimes, and it sparked jubilant celebrations in Tahrir Square, the heart of the revolution.
Unconvinced, Japan says it will seek United Nations action against the regime and, it insists, may impose its own sanctions on the Stalinist state as détente in East Asia nears collapse.
It doggedly continues to defend its catastrophic sanctions regime, and it appears not to recognise that benefit delays are a pressing problem.
However, the innovation is not a niche that directly competes with the regime and it does not need to find its place within the existing regime, i.e. it has no symbiotic relationship with the regime.
It is not chaos: It's the systematic capture of the state and its resources and the elimination of free speech by a profoundly corrupt regime, and it can be stopped.
However, political control is paramount to the current regime, and it will not hesitate to shut the door if it feels its authority undermined.
