Sentence examples for war regime from inspiring English sources

David Brindley, Grace Reynolds for Twofour Productions; first shown: Channel 4. Best Historical Documentary: The Iraq War: Regime Change.

The Bush doctrine, with its tenets of preëmptive war, regime change, and permanent American military primacy, promised a new global order.

In the hallway this afternoon, a dozen students crowded around the bulletin board where, for weeks, they have posted articles and scrawled slogans debating the war: "Regime change begins at home".

It's time to make reparation for all the imbalances I have contributed to.'" She was drawn to Julius Caesar because of its material: the fall of a dictator, the swaying views of the populace, war, regime change.

The verified minimal stability provided by the existing status quo and its theoretical guarantee under international law can be threatened by revisionist states7 or states with an offensive security doctrine, as those are most likely to violate the principles of the rules of war regime.

If you really do support the troops like you claim, stop supporting our failed aggressive interventionist foreign policy of preemptive war, regime change, and drone strikes.

It would be a manipulation of history, which we associate with iron curtain regimes during the cold war, regimes that managed and controlled the past".

Popular histories of war, regimes, empire building and so on appeal to a core of hardback history buyers, predominantly white professional men in their 50s and 60s.

Due to its application as an instrument of active power projection, humanitarian intervention, unlike rules of war regimes, was rated as a destabilizing feature of the system.

As a result, South Korea became unique among anticommunist countries for "anticommunist films" that constituted an independent genre.5 The form and content of "anticommunist films" changed according to the establishment and collapse of Cold War regimes, stances taken towards North Korea, and influence of Hollywood genre films.

Now, like Kishi, he wants to "change the post-war regime" in Japan.