Sentence examples for if republic from inspiring English sources

If Republic Report hadn't launched this feature nine weeks ago, we'd have to start it now.

10) THE ONE WITH THE IRISH BLAZERS: In 2001, Keane hints he might quit the international stage if Republic of Ireland officials continue to treat the squad like second-class citizens.

The impeachment will tell if Brazilians can trust their institutions, if the republic actually listens to its people, and if this pressure can push politicians to take the necessary measures to rebuild the country.

I suspect his importance will only grow, and if our republic survives the next four years (by which I mean, if its very foundations are not eroded beyond recognition) and perhaps even if it doesn't, Obama will stand for a politics of human dignity, not a politics of shameful trumpery, hatred and rage.

And it was a nominally independent if ramshackle republic, with embassies and a Congress and everything.

If our Republic is to survive, voters have to have total confidence in the election process.

The album's neat trick is to make those ties feel momentous, as if the republic rests on them.

Mitchell Pally, a board member of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the parent of the Long Island Rail Road, said that if a Republic station was opened, it would be a new station on Conklin Avenue.

Martin O'Neill would consider taking Robbie Keane to the European Championships even if the Republic of Ireland captain failed to make the 23-man squad because of injury.

Wales and Northern Ireland are among the lowest ranked sides in the competition and hence find themselves in Pot 4. If the Republic of Ireland qualify, it is likely they too would take up a spot in Pot 4.

Siding with the Montagnards (deputies from the Club of the Jacobins), he proclaimed that strict economic controls had to be imposed if the republic was to survive in its war with the major European powers.