Sentence examples for regimes towards from inspiring English sources
He writes thatThe shift towards more state-directed capitalism which has taken place across much of the emerging world since 2008, has undermined one of the key defining features of emerging markets as a distinct asset class, namely the gradual convergence of EM governance regimes towards so-called Anglo-Saxon norms.
The innovation lies on the combined use of two laser beams, allowing thus control of the laser ablation effective regimes towards an efficient and safe cleaning result.
This arrangement allows the control of the laser ablation effective regimes towards a safe and controlled cleaning result, ensuring that the original surface will be safeguarded.
An increase of the surface roughness height from k/D = 5 × 10−6 to k/D = 1 × 10−3 induces a shift of the flow regimes towards significantly lower Reynolds numbers.
A combination of raw materials, technical capacity, manufacturing conditions, and new markets, could be sufficient, the author argues, for the BRICS to re-align Western-driven global Intellectual Property regimes towards greater access to essential medicines for developing countries [ 18], ibid.
The EU's policy of "conditional engagement" - trying to tempt the regime towards political reform, in return for trade agreements, aid and political contacts - has failed, because Lukashenko does not want to engage.
The UN has tried to push the regime towards open talks with the opposition, hoping the country's generals would respond following their internationally condemned suppression of anti-government protests in Rangoon last year.
From China's point of view, it is better to preserve North Korea's few remaining economic lifelines than risk nudging Kim Jong Il's regime towards an implosion that could send millions pouring across the Chinese border.
While our Latin-American revolutionaries move in an endless cycle from one dictator or one junta to another, and while the Japanese Fascists are moving backwards from a pseudo-constitutional regime towards a one-party tyranny, the Siamese revolutionaries are moving in the opposite direction from absolute monarchy towards self-government.
Here the subject of Israel comes up and it becomes necessary to put stress on the particular merits of the president by linking the foreign pressures on Syria, which differs in its toughness and content to other countries in crisis, with the geographical proximity to Israel and the position of the people and the regime towards Israel.
Meanwhile, in the streets of Pyongyang, citizens seem to be more confident and even a little more open to foreigners.Hence the challenge for the outside world: how to encourage this vile regime towards greater openness, while not rewarding it for nuclear brinkmanship.
