Sentence examples for regimes take from inspiring English sources

We kept hoping because we are human and that's all we can do when regimes take away our loved ones, making them disappear.

"There is blood on the hands of other regimes who want to promote positive media coverage by walking down tomorrow's red carpet," said Denis MacShane, a Labour lawmaker and former Foreign Office minister, adding, "we are seeing crass insensitivity in allowing representatives of some of the world's most odious regimes take part in the royal wedding".

Management regimes take place in what Garland (2001) refers to as 'the culture of control', a punitive law-and-order approach that reshapes the thinking process of globalisation and justice.

A detailed analysis (Bespalov and Trakhtengerts, 1986) indicates that the regime of stationary generation of whistler emissions occurs when the magnetospheric resonator quality is comparatively high (under night-time conditions), whereas the dynamic quasi-periodic regimes take place at a lower Q-factors (in the dawn and day-time mag-netosphere).

This is how totalitarian regimes take power.

What is among the first actions that brutal totalitarian regimes take upon assuming power?

Pro-Soviet regimes took over in Angola, Mozambique, and other former Portuguese colonies.

Colorado and Washington, whose regimes took effect last year, both lean Democratic, as does Oregon, where legalisation will begin on July 1st.

By this change, states seek to avoid the political difficulties involved in deciding whether or not to "recognize" new regimes taking power by nonconstitutional means.

Yet in some countries, Czechoslovakia for example, Soviet forces were initially welcomed as liberators, and Stalinist regimes took power with a degree of popular consent.

Hundreds of NLD parliamentarians, many of them former political prisoners during successive military regimes, took their seats in the lower house on Monday morning.