Sentence examples for regimes problems from inspiring English sources

The Hidalgo case exemplifies the problems with our current capital punishment regimes, problems that several Supreme Court justices have expressed interest in addressing.

From the results it is evident that in contrast to conventional combustion regimes problems, the impact of the often-neglected laminar diffusion is comparable to turbulent diffusion.

This paper is focused on finding an optimal strategy for enhancing the consensus on negotiations over the legal status and regime problems of the Caspian Sea, which has caused a lot of abortive strives since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

These approaches were benchmarked using, as an example, the three-class trickle-bed flow-regimes problem (Low interaction regime [LIR], high interaction regime [HIR], transition regime [TR]) for which a comprehensive knowledge-referenced database is available (5061 flow regime observation records).

In this case, the guide tree and cost regime problem is solved through the joint estimation of phylogenetic tree and sequence alignment, something that is implemented in Bali-Phy [ 57].

No vaccines exist for this disease and current control regimes face problems of emerging drug resistance and toxicity [1].

We then link each of the identified mechanisms to specific regime design characteristics—identifying several ways in which acculturation might occasion a rethinking of fundamental regime design problems in human rights law.

We then link each of the identified mechanisms to specific regime design characteristics--identifying several ways in which acculturation might occasion a rethinking of fundamental regime design problems in human rights law.

Now they are on the other side, their fundamentalist interpretations will become the new regime's problems.

After the removal of Morsi in July the new military-backed regime caused problems for many news outlets, including the Guardian, whose reporting countered the new official narrative.

Leaving aside the commercialisation of knowledge through aggressive intellectual property regimes; the problem with most existing public collections and archives is that all creative work is born into copyright; every image, text, film or sound is automatically designated as the property of its apparent author - until death plus 70 years.