Sentence examples for violent regime from inspiring English sources

It maintained a deception that would be lethal to Saddam's violent regime.

Both subsequently fell victim to violent regime change and came to a sticky end.

Led by the photogenic frontwoman Chhom Nimol, the cheery group made history in 2005 as the first Westerners to tour Cambodia since Pol Pot's violent regime.

"He would surely say that The Great Escape celebrated those who bravely saved Europe from a horrifically racist, nativist and violent regime," said the Bernsteins.

By the past weekend Capriles, who was initially wary of a potentially violent "regime change" strategy – was apparently down with program.

Indeed, arrests, beatings and jailings for political reasons have all increased — both in Cuba itself and in Venezuela, where Mr. Castro's military and intelligence officials serve more and more as vital supports to an increasingly violent regime.

This can't be compared with ethnic cleansing committed by violent regimes in Africa or the Balkans.

Not only are we arming the world's most repressive and violent regimes but the British public is paying to grease the wheels.

They know that sometimes you have to violate national sovereignty to rescue an enslaved people; that human rights have no borders, because they are universal and indivisible; and that if other means prove ineffective – as they often do against violent regimes – "it is legitimate and even obligatory to take concrete measures to disarm the aggressor," as Pope John Paul II put it in 2000.

In an open letter to Dubs, the charity Praksis, which houses a number of the children who had expected to come to the UK, said there was disappointment that a scheme designed to give sanctuary to a large number of unaccompanied minors fleeing from war zones and violent regimes was being implemented without the spirit of generosity that characterised the original project.

On the eve of the first anniversary of the bombing of Baghdad, President Bush told 20,000 American soldiers on Thursday that they had helped remove "two of the most violent regimes on earth," and then made a veiled warning to Spain for its decision to pull its troops from Iraq.