Sentence examples for in favor of the republic from inspiring English sources
"People are in search of a dialogue with their personal identities and how they relate to their identities as a citizen". Somewhat distinctly, France expects its citizens to bracket their affiliations with any particular identity group in favor of "the Republic," an abstract community of equal citizens who bear no difference from one another, at least in theory.
A Republic was declared behind the Palace of the Commune, and the captains abandoned their oaths to Alfonso but turned in favor of the Republic.
President Bush won support today from the Speaker of the House for his policy on Lithuania as he confronted lawmakers who have been urging him to take a stronger stand in favor of the Baltic republic's bid for independence.
There have been no pre-election polls, but most locals said they would cast their ballots in favor of the Donetsk Republic party, which was founded by Andrei Purgin, a longtime pro-Russian activist and vocal of opponent of the Orange Revolution in 2004.
The Agent for Foreign Affairs, Van der Goes who had been in favor of distancing the Republic from the French, chose this inopportune moment to secretly approach the King of Prussia as a mediator, with a scheme in which the Hereditary Prince was to become a kind of constitutional monarch in a constitution on the model of the American Constitution.
Nonetheless, there are a great many officeholders today who reject the demonstrable evidence of a secular republic in favor of the convenient myth of a Judeo-Christian enterprise, and Representative Randy Forbes is among their most effective leaders -- and all the more effective for having managed to operate largely under the radar for nearly a decade.
The Turkish Cypriots who live in the northern part of the island, which is known as the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, voted in favor of the plan in a referendum in 2004.
Two-to-one in favof of the frat house.
The question resulting is, whether small or extensive Republics are most favorable to the election of proper guardians of the public weal: and it is clearly decided in favor of the latter by two obvious considerations.
