Sentence examples for sympathetic regime from inspiring English sources

But a less sympathetic regime in Syria would split the Axis of Resistance, and radically complicate Iran's partnership with Hezbollah.

Townsend has certainly done that, helped for club and country by his link-up play with Kyle Walker down the right, which must give pause for thought to the Spurs coaches who showed him the door as a 15 year-old, only to be replaced the next day by a more sympathetic regime.

A completely different thread of conspiracy theory assumes a sympathetic regime.

Efforts were made, with some success, to establish ties with more sympathetic regimes in East Asia, such as Malaysia.

Iran already has sympathetic regimes in Syria and Iraq and supports strong militant groups in Lebanon, Yemen and Bahrain.

Guerrillas from the loosely affiliated Free Syrian Army launched major assaults in both cities via sympathetic, anti-regime neighborhoods in the two cities, which vie for the title of the oldest urban centers on earth.

Mr. Cerullo said the idea, formed when Edward I. Koch was mayor, lay dormant through a less-than-sympathetic mayoral regime (he named no names) and hatched during the Bloomberg administration, after the restaurant had demonstrated its success in drawing diners to the once-forlorn viaduct.

Ms Bouraoui says they have received death threats and are being called foreign agents on TV channels sympathetic to the regime.

Come the revolution of 1917, Ransome made friends with Bolshevik leaders - Lenin, Radek and Trotsky - and his dispatches were seen as unduly sympathetic to the regime.

Even the conservative media, sympathetic to the regime, devote significant coverage to the impact of sanctions on the country's economy.

Syria, which Iraqi leaders have repeatedly complained to American diplomats is dominated by a Baathist regime sympathetic to the ousted Baathists in Iraq, has allowed insurgent fighters to sneak into Iraq.