Sentence examples for any republic from inspiring English sources

Until now, Mr. Gorbachev has insisted the law is the only way for any republic to leave the union.

I don't know if that makes us a banana republic or a hedge fund republic, but it's not healthy in any republic.

"You can argue for any political position you like — for any republic — and I can agree with it or not, it's your right," he said.

Moscow has insisted that any republic is entitled to leave the Soviet Union, but only according to very specific provisions recently established by the Soviet Parliament.

The Rev. George M. Docherty, pastor of President Dwight D. Eisenhower's church in Washington, the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, proclaimed in a sermon that without the two little words "it could be the pledge of any republic".

That examination needs to focus on a particular system of the sort that is most dangerous to any republic – a system that grows ever more consequential while remaining largely invisible even to those who are charged with overseeing it.

The trouble is that no such exit now exists, and the one being hastily constructed has a jerry-built feel to it.A draft "treaty of the union" would make membership of the new Soviet Union "voluntary" for any republics that want to sign up.

European Community foreign ministers warned over the weekend that they would consider a trade embargo, including a cutoff of oil supplies, against any republics that failed to abide by its latest truce by midnight Monday.

"You can go to any Banana Republic in any place in the U.S. and find the same items for sale," she said.

Nor are his opponents saying what form any future republic might take.

Over and over, banana companies, aided by the American military, intervened whenever there was a chance that any "banana republic" might end its cooperation.