Sentence examples for tacit regime from inspiring English sources

By this, it represents a global tacit regime.

Humanitarian intervention constitutes a globally established tacit regime, because there is a clear discrepancy between its legal basis and actual application, which invalidates the regime's otherwise provided legal framework.

In Iran, there is a tacit, strange regime of accountability in which schools with high failure rate are penalized.

Tacit approval for regime change came from the Pentagon, CIA and the big US oil companies according to Mann.

Is it the will of Assad's small Alawite minority, and the Christian minority that also tacitly supports his regime?

Is moving them here a tacit support of the regime?

A non-response is itself a response — one of tacit acceptance of the regime's actions.

Neither Margaret Thatcher nor her close American ally, Ronald Reagan, supported sanctions, and with their tacit support the apartheid regime in Pretoria, a Cold War ally, was able to carry on throughout the eighties.

Today, the children and grandchildren of those Armenians tacitly support the Assad regime.

Finally, when American companies and government agencies opt for Chinese over American steel, they are tacitly supporting an authoritarian regime that prohibits independent labor unions from organizing — one of many grim ironies in today's People's Republic.

Shunning places has consequences too: tourists are avoiding Zimbabwe for fear their money will tacitly endorse the Mugabe regime, but thousands in the country depend on the tourist industry for work.