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Meanings of change of regime in English
Replacement of one political regime (system) with another.
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Examples for "revolution"
Examples for "revolution"
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The reality is that young people must lead the revolution, he said.
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The second was economic: the free market liberal revolution of the 1980s.
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Was the agency really supposed to support armed revolution in Eastern Europe?
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Its victims today are the victims not of Communism but of revolution.
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We need your support right away to make this new revolution happen.
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It rejected the charges as unfounded and political , noting how the timing of the lawsuit coincides with political regime change.
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Palestinians in Gaza are feeling the impact of regime change next door.
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Its remit has swelled to take in peacekeeping, regime change, and nation-building.
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An escalating cycle of violence aims at achieving a regime change.
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In Russia, this also feeds into paranoia about political interference and regime change.
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Ironically, the Obama administration was far more restrained about regime change in Tehran.
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A coup d'état is an event with immediate obvious and decisive results.
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This coup d'état was described as the suppression of a Royalist conspiracy.
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In the past this kind of situation might have led to a coup d'état.
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My guess is he offered you power through the League... A coup d'état, maybe?
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Cloud that the coup d'état occurred which made Napoleon first-consul.
Usage of change of regime in English
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The second change of regime came with the crisis of 2008.
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But right now we aren't ready for a change of regime.
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But the change of regime never troubled Georgiana in the least.
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For his mother, the loss of their savings meant a change of regime.
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Access to the Cuban archives will probably have to wait for a change of regime in Havana.
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It was reassuringly unlikely that the clients' money would be stolen or expropriated in a change of regime.
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Although the protests are small they show no sign of ending, and many are seeking a change of regime.
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My health responded rapidly to this change of regime, but increase of health did not bring increase of spirituality.
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German business has fallen out of love with chancellor Schröder's government and is hoping for a change of regime in September.
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The triumphant Whigs also needed to justify the change of regime which now brought them to power in the state alongside Latitudinarians in the Church.
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Had I missed a change of regime, imposing corporal punishment for stopping in a yellow box, or the gouging of eyes for failing to indicate?
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Increasingly remote, what remains of the 26-year-old who burst into Hungary's national consciousness during the 1989 change of regime is best viewed at Felcsút.
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