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Russia, meanwhile, is trying to reclaim a seat at the global decision-making table — beyond the use of its veto power at the Security Council — and to end Washington's tendency to enforce regime change by fiat.

He also turned a humanitarian mission in Somalia into nation-building on the cheap, threatened a military invasion of Haiti to enforce regime change, launched a lengthy occupation of the faux state of Bosnia, and expanded NATO toward Russia.

"The job of all of the guards there was to enforce this regime of ghastly persecution".

Meanwhile, at the peace talks the US increasingly acted to enforce the regime's edicts on the opposition.

The Germans want the commission to enforce the regime independently by recommending punishments for eurozone countries running excessive budget deficits.

Saudi Arabia's monarchy uses its military to enforce the regime's authority in that country's largely Shiite inhabited northeastern oil-rich areas and in Bahrain.

According to some epidemiologists who study the anti-vaccine movement, it's probably more effective to continue to enforce a regime that makes it more difficult but not impossible for parents to opt out.

Apple, whose 2010 introduction of the iPad corresponded with its opening of a digital bookstore, denies that it tried to convince publishers to enforce a regime that would allow them to set their own retail prices for books, above the $9.99 price that Amazon was then charging.

American decline exposes the contradictions, hypocrisies and weaknesses behind the attempt to enforce this regime around the world and opens the way for resurgent religious and sovereign actors to challenge human rights.Historically, Hopgood writes, universal humanist norms inspired a sense of secular religiosity among the new middle classes of a rapidly modernizing Europe.

In 1986, Wilson met Miranda Ledbetter at a car dealership, while in the company of Landy and the bodyguards the therapist had hired to enforce his regime.

Wan Chengcai, a research fellow at the Centre for World Affairs Studies of Xinhua News Agency, tells Global Times that China and Russia want a negotiated settlement to the Syrian crisis to stop "external powers" enforcing regime change and repeating the "tragedy of Libya".