Sentence examples for struggle for regime from inspiring English sources

A situation that was potentially solvable has been transformed into a struggle for regime survival and possible civil war by political incompetence, hard power and acts of violence against civilians.

With managers coming and going, a disaffected team spiralling down League Two and revolting supporters (in more ways than one according to one player) plus a bitter struggle for regime change involving (or not, if he can help it) Robbie Williams, it has turned into the footballing equivalent of Coronation Street's 50th anniversary tram crash.

"It's long past time for this country to act based on its principles, to delist MEK and thereby encourage those in Iran who are struggling for regime change," he said.

Arab regimes struggle for survival also internally through the challenge by radical groups seeking to overthrow the political order.

For the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM), the southerners' main party, led by Salva Kiir, it is the culmination of half a century of often bloody struggle for recognition against successive Islamist regimes in Khartoum.

Given that Syria's Alawites were seen in the same negative light by Sunnis as other Shiʿites and were also allies of Iran the regional struggle for power between the Wahhabi Sunni regime in Saudi Arabia and the Shiʿite Islamic Republic of Iran was threatening to erupt into a regional religious civil war.

The American debate is followed closely inside Iran where a struggle for power is taking shape within the Khomeinist regime while anti-regime tension is rising in the broader society.

Warning of long and tortured talks ahead, the newspaper concluded, "The North Korea regime is in a struggle for survival".

The regime may win the struggle for dominance in the summer of 2009, even with an electoral recount, and even if Mousavi takes power all big "ifs"–because no opposition leaders have offered an alternate system to the Islamic Republic.

Building on this successful intellectual and academic career, Cardoso became deeply involved in Brazil's struggle for democracy to overcome the authoritarian military regime (1964-1985).

Japan Voters Opt For Regime Change.