Sentence examples for both republics from inspiring English sources

Quite a day in both republics.

He wants both republics to be internationally recognised as independent.

Under the flags of both republics, money was raised and men recruited to aid the embattled Juaristas.

Rivalries of status, class, family, and neighbourhood continued unabated in the cities of both republics and principalities.

Both republics are, however, fielding a common side at the World Cup in Germany next month, meaning that the football festival will be Yugoslavia's swansong.

Both republics promulgated new constitutions, and at midnight on Dec. 31, 1992, after 74 years of joint existence disrupted only by World War II, Czechoslovakia was formally dissolved.

The next chapter tells how assassination was entrenched in Roman society, both republic and empire, and other systems of government.

Would the Americans' zeal for a commercial republic prove the undoing of both republic and republicans?

Some Sigoloff observers believe that he acted quickly to avoid what happened with both Republic and Daylin, which were snatched out from under him just as they were nursed back to health.

Liberty (both the republic's liberty and the liberty of individuals protected by the laws and by a complex system of checks and balances) was their own and the common people's stubborn preoccupation.

Because of this predominance, both the Republic and the present Kingdom of the Netherlands are often called "Holland"; but this name as applied to the whole country is proper only for the Napoleonic Kingdom of Holland, which occupied the territory of the old republic between 1806 and 1810.