Sentence examples for rigid regime from inspiring English sources

Top of the reformers' hit list is Germany's rigid regime for protecting workers from dismissal.

The ultimate example of the power of people to overthrow a rigid regime was seen in Berlin 20 years ago.

How much of the clotting risk with drug-coated stents goes away if patients stick to a rigid regime of taking aspirin and Plavix, a blood thinning drug?

Foreign NGOs could operate in China only under strict conditions.It was a rigid regime, but it actually represented a liberalisation compared with what went before.

The BHA will now hope – with good reason – that whip bans will not be a frequent postscript to the sport's major races next month, as had seemed almost inevitable under its previous, rigid regime.

Only in the alcoves of this rigid regime, such as the corner of her friend's café, could she be herself.

But satellite television, the Internet, globalization and a stagnant job market -- all the accumulating shocks that threaten the insularity of rigid regimes -- have caught up with the leadership.

But it did not foresee the long delays and near-doubling of projected costs that have afflicted the scheme and pushed back its payday.Most oil-rich countries are trying to move away from such rigid regimes.

Where ECEC services are regarded as a downward extension of the school system, rather than as a system specifically designed to meet the needs of young children, provision may be inappropriate — formalized teaching of large groups over-relying on didactic approaches, an over-emphasis on targets and testing, and rigid regimes taking place in unsuitable spaces.

Now, Islamic militants have imposed a rigid, religious regime, complete with courts that administer justice based on teachings from the Koran, much like the former Taliban government in Afghanistan.

All one needs are fragile economies, a rigid monetary regime, intense debate over what must be done, widespread belief that suffering is good, myopic politicians, an inability to co-operate and failure to stay ahead of events.