Sentence examples for regimes to help from inspiring English sources

Mr Romney wants to press neighbouring Arab regimes to help.

Meanwhile on the cultural side many countries have enacted regimes to help games to get tax breaks, but unlike film funding the provision of such breaks tend to be determined by commercial concerns and decided by people who come from commercial roots.

The estimate, published alongside proposals for a changed regulatory regime to help fund the upgrades, is equivalent to a 75 per cent increase in investment levels and is expected to add about £6 per year to household gas and electricity bills.

Love explained that he has to resist the desire to scratch his skin all the time and goes through a lengthy bathing regime to help calm himself and reduce the inflammation.

"I don't understand why some people think it's immoral or legitimating the regime to help people learn," said Fred Carriere, a former senior official at The Korea Society who ran educational and cultural exchanges with North Koreans for years.

Despite the apparent willingness of his regime to help United Nations weapons inspectors search for evidence of weapons of mass destruction, things are not looking good for Saddam.While the inspectors have yet to discover the "smoking gun" that would convince the world of the threat Iraq poses, they might be getting close.

In it, new elements are adopted in the existing socio-technical regime to help solve particular problems.

The club eventually brought in Bill Beswick, the sports psychologist who would later come to prominence through his work with Steve McClaren's England regime, to help Gerrard cope.

His father, Hildebrand Gurlitt, was a noted art dealer appointed by the Nazi regime to help it collect and dispose of artworks, including some forcibly taken from Jewish families.

Other examples of Milchan's capers include making copies of centrifuge blueprints a German executive had been bribed into temporarily "mislaying," and using connections in South Africa's apartheid regime to help secure uranium for Israel.

The interned animal -- known simply as "Pig" -- was one of two given to Afghanistan by China in 2002, months after the ouster of the hardline Taliban regime, to help reestablish the zoo after it was destroyed during civil war.