Sentence examples for that any regime from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure that any regime could bend "Agamemnon's Daughter" to its own ends.

How will it (d) answer the accusations that any regime shored up by US military power, even a democratic one, would just be an American puppet?

Their products are, he says, so full of bugs that any regime to make them pay for the consequences of failed software would bankrupt them an outcome that few seek.

However, for all three streams, aspirations for complete sovereignty became tempered by realpolitik, and the realisation that any regime has a relatively low chance of survival without Washington's blessing.

While the study does not specifically mention it, there will be concerns that any regime geared towards encouraging routine stop and searches could adversely affect non-white communities, which tend to be disproportionately affected by the tactic.

The implication of this account of justice in acquisition is that any regime of private property rights is just only provided that every person living under said regime is able to achieve Wi the welfare level that he or she would have been able to achieve in a world in which all external resources remain unowned.

Keeping those smaller airports alive requires some form of subsidy.Despite their acknowledgement that "any regulatory regime can degenerate and wind up stifling competition," the authors' proposed solution seems to be some form of increased regulation.

He fought in cold-war Africa for anti-communist rulers favoured by the West, and for any regime that would help the French, as they let go their colonies, to keep their investments safe and their influence alive.In breakaway Katanga in the 1960s Mr Denard propped up Moishe Tshombe, a creature of Belgian mining interests in Congo, against a United Nations force.

"General al-Sisi is coming after a revolution that rejected oppression by any regime.

Wladimir van Wilgenburg, writing for Rudaw, a Kurdish news Web site, asked what had happened to President Obama's red line that he had drawn for any regime that dared to use poison gas against its people.

The officers invoked Mr Chavez's own, 1999 constitution, which enshrines the right to rebel against any regime that "contradicts democratic values, principles and guarantees, or limits human rights".Their move puts the civilian opposition in a tight spot.