Sentence examples for by secession from inspiring English sources

A different history now looks likely to repeat itself: more division in a church whose past is dominated by secession.

The creation of West Virginia was made possible by Secession, but it was also a long time coming.

He became schools chief in July 2000, shortly after the district chopped itself into 11 semiautonomous subdistricts to address many of the concerns raised by secession supporters.

These Ethiopian-type churches originated by secession (and further sub-secessions) from a mission-connected church, which they resemble in beliefs, polity, and worship and from which they differ in certain cultural and ethnic practices.

One problem they face is that the most unpopular public service in the Valley the famously bureaucratic Los Angeles Unified School District will not be touched by secession; leaving it would require a new campaign (which Valley VOTE is already starting).

We call successor state a state which has lost a part of its territory by secession but keeps existing under international law.

After a slew of petitions calling for everything from a state-by-state secession from the union to the construction of a Star Wars-style "Death Star," the White House upped their signature threshold from the previous 25,000 to 100,000.

A yahrzeit calendar — a listing of the anniversaries of a death according to the Hebrew calendar — from 1928 Vienna is printed by the Secession, the renowned group of avant-gardists first led by Gustav Klimt, thus attesting, we are told, "to the patronage, support and participation of Jews in the cultural milieu of Vienna before World War II".

The university was founded in 1222 by a secession of about a thousand students from the University of Bologna, reinforced by additional migrations from Bologna in 1306 and 1322.

In Sudan, 2011 was dominated by the secession of its southern region in July.

Serbia is pressing to join the E.U. and has little to gain by supporting secession.