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regime

[ruh-zheem, rey-, -jeem] / rəˈʒim, reɪ-, -ˈdʒim /


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Ms Foreman had been asking people along the route what constitutes a good life, and those questions appear to form the basis of the regime's accusations against the couple.

From BBC

Europe’s carbon regime is also fueling international friction, as seen at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in late November.

From The Wall Street Journal

A tariff regime that signals firm objectives and credible enforcement forces investment decisions, while one that treats tariffs as static misunderstands how leverage operates.

From The Wall Street Journal

Western leaders assumed that Putin’s regime was too fragile to withstand that level of social and economic damage, which may have been a critical mistake.

From Salon

“They are taking very good care of Nicolás Maduro and his immediate successors,” said Thomas A. Shannon Jr., a former high-ranking U.S. diplomat who engaged frequently with the Venezuelan regime.

From The Wall Street Journal