Sentence examples for tough regime from inspiring English sources

If the Security Council proposes a tough regime, and if Mr Hussein accepts it, so much the better.

It was a tough regime, which included a 6am start, cleaning duties and nothing but a mat to sleep on.

Unlike in Egypt and Tunisia, the army remained loyal to a notoriously tough regime dominated by rival security agencies.

Then, last week, BBC Panorama got in, undercover, to add to plenty of earlier reporting on tough regime (its reporter said workers there were "like robots…").

The French are also keen to co-operate with other European countries, fearful that their tough regime might otherwise move the problem to "softer" neighbours.

When President George Bush decided to confront the Iraqis anyway, General Powell argued in favour of a tough regime of sanctions, not an invasion.

Tough regimes in Japan and Sweden are matched by low drug use.

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There is no correlation between the harshness of drug laws and the incidence of drug-taking: citizens living under tough regimes (notably America but also Britain) take more drugs, not fewer.

The rest of spending will face a much tougher regime".

But a tougher regime than any of them expected a few months ago appears likely.